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FaithThe Word
John R. Donahue
Today’s Gospel seems to challenge fairness, preferring concern for the “last.”
Faith
Kevin E. McKenna
Before banks of cameras, intense lights and the gaze of victims of sexual abuse, the bishops of the United States recently debated in Dallas a new policy to “repair the breach” with those damaged at the hands of church ministers. They approved overwhelmingly a Charter for the Protection
FaithThe Word
John R. Donahue
Jesus' parable states that all church order is subject to the law of mercy and forgiveness.
FaithThe Word
John R. Donahue
“Denying one’s self” is more profound than daily acts of “mortification.” It means displacing one’s self from the center of our consciousness while looking to the true self embodied by Jesus’ teaching.
FaithFaith in Focus
Jennifer Kelly Carpenter
I learned a lot about being from my cat Goose; I learned also something about how God regards our being, delighting in the work of his hands and the extraordinary beauty of our ordinary lives.
FaithThe Word
John R. Donahue
The shepherd imagery is deeply rooted in biblical thought.