Does Jesus say we can purchase treasure in heaven with our earthly resources?

Abraham’s plea for Sodom teaches us pray for others.

Why does Jesus tell his disciples when they pray to first ask for God’s Kingdom?

This parable speaks directly to the turbulent times in which we live. Fr. Joe explains how.

The story of Abraham and Sarah, their laughter and what they endure, expands our horizons and helps us better trust the Lord.

Of the many questions pressing against us in Dallas this weekend, two are: What’s God doing? Where do we go from here? Looking at two different ways of reading the Parable of the Good Samaritan, Father Thomas explores how Jesus addresses those questions.

Whether in work or mourning or play, we must be fully present to the moment.

Tragic shooting in downtown Dallas prompts the question, "How do we know that God is still here?" We can see Jesus when officers rush into harm's way and when a mother shields a child from a gun. We know God is here when we see one another bridge the gap as Christ did on the cross.

God wants even our politics to extend charity—and salvation.

Because we are free in Christ, that freedom shapes our relationships. Relationships enslaved to sin are marked by “glory emptiness,” the constant struggle to seek our worth by comparison to others. Free in Christ, we preach the Gospel to ourselves, giving us courage and confidence to love others as Jesus loved us.