Ut Aliis Tradere

Our Lord Jesus tells St. Peter to feed the Flock of Christ, the Church, but with what?

These three passages hinge on this singular premise, that Jesus died and rose again for our salvation and for the forgiveness of our sins...

Having dealt Death its destruction, Our Lord will subdue before the very end those powers that have inflicted untold suffering and division upon us for countless centuries and even the present and the near future.

Would the rocks indeed have taken up where we left off?

[A reflection on the Gospel for the Fifth Sunday in Lent, April, 6, 2025, which may be found with the other readings by clicking this...

So many preachers open their sermons in the Name of the Holy Trinity, but...what indeed is the Name of the Most Holy and Undivided Trinity?

What horrors await us now that our land has ... shed any pretense of seriously upholding the Covenant between God and Man?

Why the fascination with forty? Why not seven? Or the jubilee number of forty-nine?

Jesus, Moses, and Elijah had discussed the mission in Jerusalem...and the Apostles had no frame of reference...

The issue is that good in the face of evil never goes unnoticed.

“What does the Lord require of you?” the Prophet Micah wrote, “but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?”

Living among that darkness was a man, now ruinously old, who walked closely with the God of his ancestors...

...to unite the divisions of creation: human from human, human from Paradise, Paradise from the Earth...all without confusion...

There is no doubt here, Jesus is the Beloved...

Today however, as we close the Christmas season with the Feast of the Epiphany beginning at sundown tonight, we consider the meaning...