Scripture Reflection

 

Indeed, we are an Easter people for it is in moving through the cross that we have received life; liberating freedom through the passion and the love of Jesus!

Faith is a process. Each of us must approach the empty tomb in our own way and come to faith in a risen Savior.

As we enter into Holy Week and receive our palms, let us not be afraid to lift them high and proclaim that we are believers and followers of Christ.

I like being Catholic. I can encounter Christ through all my senses in the Catholic Church. My relationship with Christ is more than theological knowledge, and social action. It is an exposure to divine life.

How can we be joyful in the midst of times of sadness and difficulty, including our penitential season of Lent?

“The foolishness of God is wiser than human wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger than human strength.”

How does God know we are devoted to Him?

Being baptized is to leave behind a life of sin and enter into a life of grace and receive the promise of eternal life.

As we consider the mercy each of us has been shown by God, we must also consider how we have extended that gift of mercy to those around us.

Throughout the Gospels Jesus works many wonders and miracles and not in a way which we would think.