Christ died on the cross out of a love that you and I cannot comprehend. A love that is individual, particular, and specific. It's personal to each and every one of us.

With the grace of Jesus Christ, we may even become saints so that our death can truly become a celebration of our entrance into eternal life.

If you have had a great Lent, ask the Lord to give you perseverance in your prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. If you haven't had a great Lent, there are still two weeks to recommit.

The miracles of Jesus are to help the people of that time and even us still to know who he is. And once we know who he is, we recognize that the greatest thing that afflicts me is not a physical ailment, it is my sin.

St. Celidonius suffered for the sin of the world in being born blind. And he was made new through the grace of Jesus Christ.

He does suffer when we reject Him. But his love never changes for us, and it is stronger than death.

How will you respond when you hear the voice of God?

The transfiguration hints at the beauty to come through the cross. Our springtime renewal can only come through our sharing in His cross.

Like St. Francis, we can be victorious through Christ.

We can allow our temptations to become a means of approaching God, knowing that God will ultimately bring about the greater good.