Law is not going away. In fact, we need to develop a proper appreciation of law in its role of advancing human society. As Christians we evaluate law in terms of its function of bringing people to "think together" for the common good.

A lengthy consideration of atheism and "Lord, to whom can we go?"

Have the troubles of life made our "taste," our "palate," more mature? We might be ready for the Bread of Life.

The gift of the Son of God to us is an utterly personal gift, given at an incalculable cost.

Welcome to the Olympics of Bread!

The homilist was away the last two Sundays. Our need to move out of a "care" model of living our faith and into a sense of discipleship.

Why do we suppose that nothing worthy can come from where we're from? Our reliance upon the strength of God allows us to see ourselves realistically: as suffering the "thorn in the flesh" and reliant upon our God for power to love.

A historic Supreme Court decision is handed down, and three days later our readings are about health, healing, and human dignity.

John the Baptist as the boundary between the prophetic age and the fulfillment of prophecy.

If you want everything explained to you, you will always be disappointed. There are fundamental things which we must come to understand simply by living our challenges.