Jesus is our intercessor with the Father.

We can see with the eyes of the Lord if we avoid the willful disbelief of the Pharisees.

The encounter between the Lord and the Samaritan woman can be a guide to our own encounter with Christ.

God gives us grace to embrace the law of God.

Christian disciples can so effect God's will that God will be given glory through their good deeds, if they know God's will, do it, and let it be known that they do it for God.

The Beatitudes give purpose, not anesthesia, for the burdens of following Christ.

Mary is rightly named the Mother of God, for she is the mother of Jesus--who is, without qualification, the one, real God.

Christ is the light of the world and we are invited to share in His glory.

God sends signs into the world--distinct and understandable--which point to Him.  And the greatest of the present signs is the Catholic Church.

The Lord through St. John the Baptist, and even more so through Himself and His sacraments, calls us to enter into a greater and deeper Reality.