God Acts!
In His Easter Resurrection, God acted with power, when there was no solution, humanly. Today, the Church is living her agonizing Passion. But preparing for God’s divine action in her.
In His Easter Resurrection, God acted with power, when there was no solution, humanly. Today, the Church is living her agonizing Passion. But preparing for God’s divine action in her.
The Mother of Jesus suffers with Him and supports Him. And He offers her to us to support and comfort us.
Why does God permit so many attacks against the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass? How does Holy Thursday, and the whole Paschal Mystery, shed a light of hope?
How can we understand these painful times for the Church? By looking at the Passion, the Paschal Mystery of Jesus.
We are often weighed down by our past – like the woman caught in sin. Or not willing to let go of it – like Saul of Tarsus. Jesus offers us the opportunity to become “a new creation”.
St. Faustina, in her Diary, shares a conversation between God and a sinful soul, leading it to His Mercy.
The burning bush. Moses is overwhelmed by a theophany, a manifestation of God. What does this have to do with the Reconquest that He has announced to us?
The Transfiguration and Abram’s experience, are “Theophanies”, that is manifestations of God. Do these still happen today? What should be our attitude?
The mystic Maria Valtorta gives us a description of this dramatic encounter of Jesus with Satan. It illuminates his tactics against us.
St. Paul writes: “Death is swallowed up in victory.” “O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?” We share an unpublished message from the Lord, given several years ago, encouraging us to not fear these trials.
St. Paul reveals marks or gifts that Resurrected bodies will enjoy. They motivate us in our trials on earth.
How can we keep going when trials and sadness weigh us down? The Holy Spirit teaches us to be realistic and gives us authentic hope.
Isaiah is overwhelmed by the manifestation of God’s holiness. How does this become a cause of hope for us sinners?
Trust is hard when we experience deception and evil. This Feast of the Presentation shows us whom to trust.
Jesus proclaims the Good News to the anawim. Who are the anawim? What do they have to do with prophetic words today?
This can represent the lack of joy and love in a marriage. And in our lives. What does this Gospel teach us?
St. John the Baptist proclaims, “Behold the Lamb of God.” What is the victory that only the Lamb can achieve?
We forget how dangerous this situation was. And St. Joseph was alone, humanly, to protect Jesus and Mary. How did he become more effective than even his great ancestor, King David?