Easter Sunday: Mercy Extended, Life Restored
Jesus’ resurrection offers us the hope of new life.
Jesus’ resurrection offers us the hope of new life.
Mary Magdalene shows us how to proclaim Jesus’ message of reconciliation and healing — even when we’re afraid.
The violence of capital punishment does not have the final word — even on Good Friday.
On the first Holy Thursday, Jesus invited his human, fallible followers to sit at his table — and he does the same for us today.
Even as the victim of state-sanctioned killing, Jesus exemplified a self-emptying love that we are called to mirror.
God is not indifferent to suffering, he mourns in the depths of our pain.
Just as he once held Jesus, St. Joseph carries the hurts and hopes of our wayward world.
When we accept our “blindness” and vulnerabilities, we start to see God anew.
Jesus’ encounter with the woman at the well is a remarkable expression of restorative justice.
Let’s not let the noisiness of our lives drown out the sound of God’s voice.
We all experience “desert moments.” God will help us through them, if we allow him.
Faith isn’t about shining a spotlight on ourselves. We have to cast our light outward, illuminating the dignity of others.
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