Aug. 22—21st Sunday in Ordinary Time Readings: Joshua 24: 1-2a, 15-17, 18b; Psalm 34, R. Taste and see the goodness...
May 24 will be Ascension Sunday, and since the coronavirus in the Holy Land has resulted in the cancelation of...
A manger scene juxtaposed against concrete blocks seemingly pierced by a mortar shell is the latest offering by secretive artist Banksy.
Happy Easter! Allow me to veer away from our usual reflection on the Sunday Gospel.
Levitation is “the act of rising and floating in the air without any physical support.”
Telepathy is the psychic ability or power to receive or transmit thoughts without the use of one’s physical senses. It is also called “mind reading.”
One of the most humbling and deeply spiritual experiences happens when I pray for and with someone who is critically ill. This is what we can imagine as a moment of extreme need.
I lately catch myself wondering, especially in this season, why God is allowing all the injustices and other moral aggressions to go around, and hoping He intervenes—and soon. But God seems to be taking His time.
Some people say that "God gives the hardest battles to his toughest soldiers." It is a test of faith, of devotion and what this "soldier" went through is not just simple battles.
