The Lord in his mercy allows us to touch his wounds and be healed by his grace. He desires us to be touched by his mercy and to offer it to others. This week Maggie Wissel shares with us her reflection on the words of Jesus from this weeks Gospel: "Receive the Holy Spirit. Whose sins you forgive are forgiven them, and whose sins you retain are retained."

We invite you to enter deeply the paschal mystery of Jesus this Triduum. This week we will not have a reflection for Easter Sunday, but rather in its place we invite you to participate fully in the liturgies leading up to the Resurrection of our Lord. Listen in to the hear the times they will be held and a commentary on their significance.  

We can identify with many of the characters in scripture. Some reflect what is best in us and others where we are most broken. This week Cristina Ballestero reflects on the character of Judas and his response to experiencing Jesus.  

Jesus came to do the will of the Father and to glorify Him in word and deed. We are invited to follow after Jesus and to draw others to the Father as we die to ourselves and live for others. Brian Lutz shares with us how he lives out his call to be a disciple of Jesus, bringing glory to the Father by being a husband and father.

Lent can and should be a time for rejoicing, because we have been forgiven by our God that is rich in mercy. This week Frank Wissel reflects on the love of God shown most clearly in His mercy.