Jesus said, “In the world you will have trouble.” But he also tells us: “Take courage, I have conquered the world” (John 16:33). His victory is our victory—and that victory is the source of our hope. More »
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Mary of Bethany was so moved by the sacrifice that Jesus would make for her and for the whole world that she felt compelled to pour her most precious possession on him in an act of thanksgiving and worship. More »
We can see in St. Joseph someone who is obedient, humble, and generous. We see a man willing to make major sacrifices for his family and for the Lord. More »
Fasting nurtures an interior disposition to listen to Christ and be fed by his saving word. More »
God wanted so badly to free us from being under the wrath that falls on sin “that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life” (John 3:16). More »
The “penitential” psalms take the form of laments because their subject is lamenting over sin and the problems that arise for the sinner. More »
With great courage and confidence in God’s grace, St. Katharine Drexel chose to give not just her fortune but her whole life totally to the Lord. More »
Lent can be described as “a spiritual feast that does for the soul what food does for the body.” More »