Remember the WWJD bracelets? Though they may be out of style, they remind us of a timeless question: "What Would Jesus Do?"

Why should we do "nothing" for Lent? Perhaps the reason may surprise you. 

In today's Gospel, Jesus is transfigured before his disciples, revealing that he is truly divine. That's the good news. The bad news? Now Peter and the others must learn how to follow him. What does this say to us?

In today's Gospel, Jesus urges us to give our conscience a closer look.

When we hit rock bottom, we turn to one of two emotions: hope or despair. What can the story of Queen Esther teach us about moving forward?

Jesus gives us one prayer. Everything we need to say today is included in it.

What is the standard by which we'll be judged? Jesus lays it out plain and simple.

Just as Jesus was tempted in the desert, so we must fight temptation this Lent. 

What do marriage and discipleship have in common? Natural highs and lows. But we must accept both if we are to follow the Lord.

How can we hear the Lord's voice more clearly this Lent?