Are You Ready to Let Jesus Open Your Eyes?
Jesus heals a man who was blind from birth. At first, the man does not fully understand who Jesus is, but step by step his eyes and his faith are opened.
Thirst
It is unlikely if you are reading this that you have not had a taste of the “living water” that Jesus is speaking of, the deeper satisfaction that comes from encountering God.
God Transfigures our Hearts
The sacrifices we embrace out of love are not losses, but the very path by which God transfigures our hearts.
Living Simply the Religious Life
…the real significance behind the vow is that we attempt to live our lives in a way that keeps our relationship with God and each other at the forefront never letting material possessions or wealth take center stage.
God’s Boundless Wisdom
Invited to reflect on God’s wisdom this Sunday, Sirach reminds us that our capacity to choose right from wrong – our capacity to discern – comes from God’s boundless wisdom.
Where Are You Placing the Lamp God Has Given You?
If God has lit the flame of this vocation in your heart, He intends it to shine. Are you willing to let that call be seen?
How will I know if this is my vocation?
We rarely get a glimpse of the whole path ahead of us, but we can always see the choices that are in front of us…
Immediately
In today’s Gospel, one word has always stood out for me: immediately…
Word Made Flesh
On January 25th, we celebrate “Word of God Sunday” as a special time where we focus on Jesus becoming God’s Word made flesh.
Jesus’ Call at the Jordan
Our vocations – whether to consecrated religious life, the priesthood, marriage, or the single life – may be likened to Jesus’ call to and at the Jordan.