Stronger Than Fear
Not many people like prophets. Why? They say it like it is. They disrupt. They shake things up and call you out. Even worse,...
“Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”
Today’s readings bring to mind the lessons my mother frequently imparted during my childhood that I’m sure I’ll soon repeat to my young kids....
Lord, Transform The Desires of My Heart
In today’s Gospel, Jesus says that He has come not to abolish the law, but to fulfill it. What does this mean in our...
Walking With Christ
“Listen to my voice.” It seems so simple. And yet I find myself struggling each day to truly listen to the Lord. The world...
Is Guilt Holding You Back From Asking For Mercy?
“…you have collapsed with your guilt. Take with you words, and return to the LORD, say to Him, forgive all iniquity, and receive what...
Fix your gaze on the Father’s Mercy
“O God, be merciful to me, a sinner" (Luke 18:13). These words, spoken from the heart of the tax collector were enough to make...
The Love of the Father is unconditional
Ah, how very deep a father’s love can be for his children. We see an example of this, from heaven’s perspective, in today’s Gospel...
How We Come To The Day Of The Resurrection
Deacon Sabatino Carnazzo is the founder and Executive Director of the Institute of Catholic Culture (ICC). The ICC offers free live (in-person and online)...
Christ Came To Stir the Waters
Today’s Gospel offers a strange and enchanting story, one that reads almost like a fairy tale. It begins with a man laying near a...
After All That He Has Done For Us…
Today’s reading from Exodus is so appropriate in this Year of Mercy.
Clearly, we should see glimpses of ourselves in the Israelites. It’s amazing how...
