Matthew explains how the myrrhbearing women stood by Jesus, not from any agenda, but from their love of Him.

Matthew shows that it's a short journey from "Hosanna" to "Crucify Him!" For the ancient Jews. And for us.

Matthew examines the necessity of loving Christ above all.

Matthew explains how Great Lent brings us together in Christian oneness.

Matthew concludes his series by looking at Pharaoh's hardened heart.

Matthew goes on to examine Romans eleven to further illumine St. Paul's writings two chapters earlier.

Matthew examines the hardening of Pharoah's heart as "proof" of pre-destination.

Matthew continues his examination of St. Paul's epistle, looking this time at God's relationship with Jacob and Esau.

Does St. Paul's letter to the Romans "prove" pre-destination?

Matthew concludes his series by examining our relationship with the environment - one that is both sacramental and eucharistic.