A Table Where All Are Welcome: A Reflection for the Fourth Sunday of Lent
Fr. Travis Russell, SJ invites us to reflect on who we turn away, and encourages us to mimic Jesus’s mercy, excluding no one.
Fr. Travis Russell, SJ invites us to reflect on who we turn away, and encourages us to mimic Jesus’s mercy, excluding no one.
The love and holiness of Joseph flowed through Jesus. This feast day may it flow through us as well.
Ours is a God who promises not only justice, but mercy. Can we say the same of ourselves?
In encountering the stories of people impacted by the criminal legal system, Cristina found herself awakened and transformed.
Jesus’ temptation in the desert reminds us that though we are weak, God’s mercy and forgiveness abounds.
Murder victims’ families and death row exonerees teach us that opportunities for mercy are everywhere — and that Lent is the time to embrace them.
Christ is Risen! Alleluia, Alleluia!
“This is the night when Jesus takes our wounded hands in his and invites us to paradise.”
We watch love expand on Good Friday, when Jesus offered himself for love’s sake.
The near-execution of Billy Neal Moore in 1990 bears resemblances to Jesus’ own torturous journey to crucifixion.
When the seas we weather get rough, to whom do we turn?
As a founding member of the Congregation of St. Joseph Mission Network, Catholic Mobilizing Network finds hope and guidance in Saint Joseph’s powerful, though wordless, example.
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