At Blessed John XXIII Parish, Knoxville. A prayer technique for reconciling past events, as explained by Linn, Linn, and Fabricant in HEALING THE EIGHT STAGES OF LIFE. Also cited GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU by Sam McBratney. All related to John 21:1-19.

At Immaculate Conception Parish, Knoxville. Exploring John 3:31-36 through the lens of three martyrdoms that occurred during the celebration of Mass: Stanislaus (1079), Thomas a Becket (1170), and Oscar Romero (1980).

At Blessed John XXIII Parish, Knoxville. Especially in the South, we hear/see a lot from John 3 -- especially the phrase "born again" and the placards reading "John 3:16." Let's not over-simplify their significance!

At Blessed John XXIII Parish, Knoxville. Looking at John 3:7b-15 within the larger context of John 3:1-21. We must understand John's use of irony before we can comprehend the Exultation of the Cross.

At Immaculate Conception and Blessed John XXIII Parishes, Knoxville. Contrasting Ahaz (in Isaiah 7:10-14) with Mary (in Luke 1:26-38) and Jesus (in Hebrews 10:4-10), and praying that we can live out Psalm 40.

At Blessed John XXIII Parish, Knoxville. Exploring the virtues of doubt with Susan Werner, through her album THE GOSPEL TRUTH.

At Immaculate Conception Parish, Knoxville. Bob Schreiter, CSsP, is the theologian I forgot to mention. Tom Kane, CSP, is the producer of the prayer card. Jim Moran was the director of Landings International, not the Paulist Reconciliation office.

At Blessed John XXIII Parish. Sharing a favorite song: "In the Breaking of the Bread" by Michael Ward. This recording is from SWEET SWEET SPIRIT by the St. Paul Singers. Soloist: Nancy Meyer. Director: Anne Holland.

At Blessed John XXIII Parish, Knoxville. We have been living in the Easter Era for nearly two thousand years. What can we learn from what happened in the first hours of the Easter Era?

At Blessed John XXIII Parish, Knoxville. Taken, blessed, broken, and shared. What's the significance of the four central verbs of the Eucharistic Institution narrative? The answer is in what we don't find in the tomb!