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- How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and Grace
In Part I of this series, we spent a lot of time considering what it means to be human. After all, we can’t live a good life unless we know what exactly this life is. There is a good reason we dwelled so long on the point that each of us is a soul made… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and Grace - How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?
Not to sound like the opening to a lame college graduation speech, but let’s look at Socrates’ famous quote, “A life unexamined is not worth living.” I’d argue — on a basic level — an unexamined life is impossible. Self-examination is baked into who we are. Even those who willfully push away this question in… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For? - Why Should We Do Good Works?
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Isaiah 58:7-10, 1 Corinthians 2:1-5, Matthew 5:13-16. Doing good works, especially for those who are in great need, is at the core of the Christian life. Jesus not only preaches this (Parable of the Good Samaritan, Parable of the Sheep and Goats, etc.), but he also demonstrates it by doing… Read more: Why Should We Do Good Works? - Being Vulnerable for Christ
This Sunday, we had the blessing of celebrating Mass with the Benedictine monks at the Monastery of Christ in the Desert. Their chapel is small but beautiful – a mix of adobe, wood, and glass windows that start some 15 feet above the tabernacle and soar another 15 feet up, showcasing the red canyon walls… Read more: Being Vulnerable for Christ - Who Can Know God’s Counsel?
Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Wisdom 9:13-18b, Philemon 9-10, 12-17, Luke 14:25-33 This Sunday, we listened to a fantastic set of readings, including an echo of the gospel reading from St. Luke we heard three Sundays ago: “Do you think that I have come to establish peace on the earth? No, I tell you, but rather… Read more: Who Can Know God’s Counsel? - Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the Transfiguration
Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord. Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14, 2 Peter 1:16-19, Luke 9:28b-36. Rejoice! Today we commemorate and celebrate the gratuitous love of the Father to bolster the faith of Peter, James and John by allowing them to witness a vision of Jesus in his glory. This episode in the life of Jesus and the Apostles… Read more: Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the Transfiguration
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Most Recent Posts:
- How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and GraceIn Part I of this series, we spent a lot of time considering what it means to be human. After all, we can’t live a good life unless we know what exactly this life is. There is a good reason we dwelled so long on the point that each of us is a soul made… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and Grace
- How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?Not to sound like the opening to a lame college graduation speech, but let’s look at Socrates’ famous quote, “A life unexamined is not worth living.” I’d argue — on a basic level — an unexamined life is impossible. Self-examination is baked into who we are. Even those who willfully push away this question in… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?
- Why Should We Do Good Works?5th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Isaiah 58:7-10, 1 Corinthians 2:1-5, Matthew 5:13-16. Doing good works, especially for those who are in great need, is at the core of the Christian life. Jesus not only preaches this (Parable of the Good Samaritan, Parable of the Sheep and Goats, etc.), but he also demonstrates it by doing… Read more: Why Should We Do Good Works?
- Being Vulnerable for ChristThis Sunday, we had the blessing of celebrating Mass with the Benedictine monks at the Monastery of Christ in the Desert. Their chapel is small but beautiful – a mix of adobe, wood, and glass windows that start some 15 feet above the tabernacle and soar another 15 feet up, showcasing the red canyon walls… Read more: Being Vulnerable for Christ
- Who Can Know God’s Counsel?Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Wisdom 9:13-18b, Philemon 9-10, 12-17, Luke 14:25-33 This Sunday, we listened to a fantastic set of readings, including an echo of the gospel reading from St. Luke we heard three Sundays ago: “Do you think that I have come to establish peace on the earth? No, I tell you, but rather… Read more: Who Can Know God’s Counsel?
- Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the TransfigurationFeast of the Transfiguration of the Lord. Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14, 2 Peter 1:16-19, Luke 9:28b-36. Rejoice! Today we commemorate and celebrate the gratuitous love of the Father to bolster the faith of Peter, James and John by allowing them to witness a vision of Jesus in his glory. This episode in the life of Jesus and the Apostles… Read more: Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the Transfiguration
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Most Recent Posts:
- How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and GraceIn Part I of this series, we spent a lot of time considering what it means to be human. After all, we can’t live a good life unless we know what exactly this life is. There is a good reason we dwelled so long on the point that each of us is a soul made… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and Grace
- How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?Not to sound like the opening to a lame college graduation speech, but let’s look at Socrates’ famous quote, “A life unexamined is not worth living.” I’d argue — on a basic level — an unexamined life is impossible. Self-examination is baked into who we are. Even those who willfully push away this question in… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?
- Why Should We Do Good Works?5th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Isaiah 58:7-10, 1 Corinthians 2:1-5, Matthew 5:13-16. Doing good works, especially for those who are in great need, is at the core of the Christian life. Jesus not only preaches this (Parable of the Good Samaritan, Parable of the Sheep and Goats, etc.), but he also demonstrates it by doing… Read more: Why Should We Do Good Works?
- Being Vulnerable for ChristThis Sunday, we had the blessing of celebrating Mass with the Benedictine monks at the Monastery of Christ in the Desert. Their chapel is small but beautiful – a mix of adobe, wood, and glass windows that start some 15 feet above the tabernacle and soar another 15 feet up, showcasing the red canyon walls… Read more: Being Vulnerable for Christ
- Who Can Know God’s Counsel?Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Wisdom 9:13-18b, Philemon 9-10, 12-17, Luke 14:25-33 This Sunday, we listened to a fantastic set of readings, including an echo of the gospel reading from St. Luke we heard three Sundays ago: “Do you think that I have come to establish peace on the earth? No, I tell you, but rather… Read more: Who Can Know God’s Counsel?
- Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the TransfigurationFeast of the Transfiguration of the Lord. Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14, 2 Peter 1:16-19, Luke 9:28b-36. Rejoice! Today we commemorate and celebrate the gratuitous love of the Father to bolster the faith of Peter, James and John by allowing them to witness a vision of Jesus in his glory. This episode in the life of Jesus and the Apostles… Read more: Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the Transfiguration
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Most Recent Posts:
- How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and GraceIn Part I of this series, we spent a lot of time considering what it means to be human. After all, we can’t live a good life unless we know what exactly this life is. There is a good reason we dwelled so long on the point that each of us is a soul made… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and Grace
- How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?Not to sound like the opening to a lame college graduation speech, but let’s look at Socrates’ famous quote, “A life unexamined is not worth living.” I’d argue — on a basic level — an unexamined life is impossible. Self-examination is baked into who we are. Even those who willfully push away this question in… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?
- Why Should We Do Good Works?5th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Isaiah 58:7-10, 1 Corinthians 2:1-5, Matthew 5:13-16. Doing good works, especially for those who are in great need, is at the core of the Christian life. Jesus not only preaches this (Parable of the Good Samaritan, Parable of the Sheep and Goats, etc.), but he also demonstrates it by doing… Read more: Why Should We Do Good Works?
- Being Vulnerable for ChristThis Sunday, we had the blessing of celebrating Mass with the Benedictine monks at the Monastery of Christ in the Desert. Their chapel is small but beautiful – a mix of adobe, wood, and glass windows that start some 15 feet above the tabernacle and soar another 15 feet up, showcasing the red canyon walls… Read more: Being Vulnerable for Christ
- Who Can Know God’s Counsel?Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Wisdom 9:13-18b, Philemon 9-10, 12-17, Luke 14:25-33 This Sunday, we listened to a fantastic set of readings, including an echo of the gospel reading from St. Luke we heard three Sundays ago: “Do you think that I have come to establish peace on the earth? No, I tell you, but rather… Read more: Who Can Know God’s Counsel?
- Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the TransfigurationFeast of the Transfiguration of the Lord. Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14, 2 Peter 1:16-19, Luke 9:28b-36. Rejoice! Today we commemorate and celebrate the gratuitous love of the Father to bolster the faith of Peter, James and John by allowing them to witness a vision of Jesus in his glory. This episode in the life of Jesus and the Apostles… Read more: Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the Transfiguration
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Most Recent Posts:
- How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and GraceIn Part I of this series, we spent a lot of time considering what it means to be human. After all, we can’t live a good life unless we know what exactly this life is. There is a good reason we dwelled so long on the point that each of us is a soul made… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and Grace
- How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?Not to sound like the opening to a lame college graduation speech, but let’s look at Socrates’ famous quote, “A life unexamined is not worth living.” I’d argue — on a basic level — an unexamined life is impossible. Self-examination is baked into who we are. Even those who willfully push away this question in… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?
- Why Should We Do Good Works?5th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Isaiah 58:7-10, 1 Corinthians 2:1-5, Matthew 5:13-16. Doing good works, especially for those who are in great need, is at the core of the Christian life. Jesus not only preaches this (Parable of the Good Samaritan, Parable of the Sheep and Goats, etc.), but he also demonstrates it by doing… Read more: Why Should We Do Good Works?
- Being Vulnerable for ChristThis Sunday, we had the blessing of celebrating Mass with the Benedictine monks at the Monastery of Christ in the Desert. Their chapel is small but beautiful – a mix of adobe, wood, and glass windows that start some 15 feet above the tabernacle and soar another 15 feet up, showcasing the red canyon walls… Read more: Being Vulnerable for Christ
- Who Can Know God’s Counsel?Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Wisdom 9:13-18b, Philemon 9-10, 12-17, Luke 14:25-33 This Sunday, we listened to a fantastic set of readings, including an echo of the gospel reading from St. Luke we heard three Sundays ago: “Do you think that I have come to establish peace on the earth? No, I tell you, but rather… Read more: Who Can Know God’s Counsel?
- Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the TransfigurationFeast of the Transfiguration of the Lord. Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14, 2 Peter 1:16-19, Luke 9:28b-36. Rejoice! Today we commemorate and celebrate the gratuitous love of the Father to bolster the faith of Peter, James and John by allowing them to witness a vision of Jesus in his glory. This episode in the life of Jesus and the Apostles… Read more: Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the Transfiguration
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Most Recent Posts:
- How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and GraceIn Part I of this series, we spent a lot of time considering what it means to be human. After all, we can’t live a good life unless we know what exactly this life is. There is a good reason we dwelled so long on the point that each of us is a soul made… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and Grace
- How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?Not to sound like the opening to a lame college graduation speech, but let’s look at Socrates’ famous quote, “A life unexamined is not worth living.” I’d argue — on a basic level — an unexamined life is impossible. Self-examination is baked into who we are. Even those who willfully push away this question in… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?
- Why Should We Do Good Works?5th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Isaiah 58:7-10, 1 Corinthians 2:1-5, Matthew 5:13-16. Doing good works, especially for those who are in great need, is at the core of the Christian life. Jesus not only preaches this (Parable of the Good Samaritan, Parable of the Sheep and Goats, etc.), but he also demonstrates it by doing… Read more: Why Should We Do Good Works?
- Being Vulnerable for ChristThis Sunday, we had the blessing of celebrating Mass with the Benedictine monks at the Monastery of Christ in the Desert. Their chapel is small but beautiful – a mix of adobe, wood, and glass windows that start some 15 feet above the tabernacle and soar another 15 feet up, showcasing the red canyon walls… Read more: Being Vulnerable for Christ
- Who Can Know God’s Counsel?Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Wisdom 9:13-18b, Philemon 9-10, 12-17, Luke 14:25-33 This Sunday, we listened to a fantastic set of readings, including an echo of the gospel reading from St. Luke we heard three Sundays ago: “Do you think that I have come to establish peace on the earth? No, I tell you, but rather… Read more: Who Can Know God’s Counsel?
- Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the TransfigurationFeast of the Transfiguration of the Lord. Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14, 2 Peter 1:16-19, Luke 9:28b-36. Rejoice! Today we commemorate and celebrate the gratuitous love of the Father to bolster the faith of Peter, James and John by allowing them to witness a vision of Jesus in his glory. This episode in the life of Jesus and the Apostles… Read more: Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the Transfiguration
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Most Recent Posts:
- How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and GraceIn Part I of this series, we spent a lot of time considering what it means to be human. After all, we can’t live a good life unless we know what exactly this life is. There is a good reason we dwelled so long on the point that each of us is a soul made… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and Grace
- How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?Not to sound like the opening to a lame college graduation speech, but let’s look at Socrates’ famous quote, “A life unexamined is not worth living.” I’d argue — on a basic level — an unexamined life is impossible. Self-examination is baked into who we are. Even those who willfully push away this question in… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?
- Why Should We Do Good Works?5th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Isaiah 58:7-10, 1 Corinthians 2:1-5, Matthew 5:13-16. Doing good works, especially for those who are in great need, is at the core of the Christian life. Jesus not only preaches this (Parable of the Good Samaritan, Parable of the Sheep and Goats, etc.), but he also demonstrates it by doing… Read more: Why Should We Do Good Works?
- Being Vulnerable for ChristThis Sunday, we had the blessing of celebrating Mass with the Benedictine monks at the Monastery of Christ in the Desert. Their chapel is small but beautiful – a mix of adobe, wood, and glass windows that start some 15 feet above the tabernacle and soar another 15 feet up, showcasing the red canyon walls… Read more: Being Vulnerable for Christ
- Who Can Know God’s Counsel?Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Wisdom 9:13-18b, Philemon 9-10, 12-17, Luke 14:25-33 This Sunday, we listened to a fantastic set of readings, including an echo of the gospel reading from St. Luke we heard three Sundays ago: “Do you think that I have come to establish peace on the earth? No, I tell you, but rather… Read more: Who Can Know God’s Counsel?
- Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the TransfigurationFeast of the Transfiguration of the Lord. Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14, 2 Peter 1:16-19, Luke 9:28b-36. Rejoice! Today we commemorate and celebrate the gratuitous love of the Father to bolster the faith of Peter, James and John by allowing them to witness a vision of Jesus in his glory. This episode in the life of Jesus and the Apostles… Read more: Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the Transfiguration
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Most Recent Posts:
- How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and GraceIn Part I of this series, we spent a lot of time considering what it means to be human. After all, we can’t live a good life unless we know what exactly this life is. There is a good reason we dwelled so long on the point that each of us is a soul made… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part II: Giving Over to the Sacraments and Grace
- How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?Not to sound like the opening to a lame college graduation speech, but let’s look at Socrates’ famous quote, “A life unexamined is not worth living.” I’d argue — on a basic level — an unexamined life is impossible. Self-examination is baked into who we are. Even those who willfully push away this question in… Read more: How to Live a Good Life, Part I: What Was I Made For?
- Why Should We Do Good Works?5th Sunday in Ordinary Time: Isaiah 58:7-10, 1 Corinthians 2:1-5, Matthew 5:13-16. Doing good works, especially for those who are in great need, is at the core of the Christian life. Jesus not only preaches this (Parable of the Good Samaritan, Parable of the Sheep and Goats, etc.), but he also demonstrates it by doing… Read more: Why Should We Do Good Works?
- Being Vulnerable for ChristThis Sunday, we had the blessing of celebrating Mass with the Benedictine monks at the Monastery of Christ in the Desert. Their chapel is small but beautiful – a mix of adobe, wood, and glass windows that start some 15 feet above the tabernacle and soar another 15 feet up, showcasing the red canyon walls… Read more: Being Vulnerable for Christ
- Who Can Know God’s Counsel?Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Wisdom 9:13-18b, Philemon 9-10, 12-17, Luke 14:25-33 This Sunday, we listened to a fantastic set of readings, including an echo of the gospel reading from St. Luke we heard three Sundays ago: “Do you think that I have come to establish peace on the earth? No, I tell you, but rather… Read more: Who Can Know God’s Counsel?
- Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the TransfigurationFeast of the Transfiguration of the Lord. Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14, 2 Peter 1:16-19, Luke 9:28b-36. Rejoice! Today we commemorate and celebrate the gratuitous love of the Father to bolster the faith of Peter, James and John by allowing them to witness a vision of Jesus in his glory. This episode in the life of Jesus and the Apostles… Read more: Moses in the Promised Land! … And More About the Transfiguration