TECHNOLOGY is one of humanity’s great achievements, but it is not humanity itself. The Christian vision welcomes progress while insisting that every i...
IN Matthew 18:21-35, Peter asks Jesus how often he must forgive an offending brother. He suggests seven times, a generous human standard. Jesus replie...
CHRIST has a way of using simple images to reveal profound truths. In Luke 6:39–42, he presents a striking scene: a man trying to remove a speck from ...
By Fr. Roy Cimagala CHRIST’S command in Luke 6:27-38 is probably the hardest in the Gospel. “Love your enemies. Do good to those who hate you.” Humanl...
“BLESSED are you who are poor… Blessed are you who are now hungry… Blessed are you who weep… Blessed are you when people hate you” (Lk 6:20-22). Serio...
EVERY story has a beginning. The story of our salvation did not begin with noise or spectacle. It began quietly with the birth of a little girl in Naz...
THE healing of the man with the withered hand (Lk 6:6–11) presents another confrontation between Jesus and the scribes and Pharisees over Sabbath obse...
WE often recognize physical age without recognizing emotional maturity. Someone can be 40 yet react to criticism like a child, while another quietly a...
IN the Gospel of Matthew 18:15–20, Jesus presents a practical and demanding path for preserving communion within the Christian community. He teaches t...