The first recorded words Jesus spoke in scripture are expressed in the Gospel of Mark, chapter one: After John had been arrested,* Jesus came to
In the golden age of game shows from the fifties and sixties, “To Tell the Truth” ranked among the best and most watched. Four celebrity
Our daily prayer, even more important than our daily bread, is vital in maintaining our relationship with God and neighbor. The two great commandments that
These days, the search for truth can truly be like finding a needle in a haystack. It’s not that objective truth has changed or been
“Mission Impossible”, originally a television series in the sixties, has become a very successful movie franchise in recent years. While the characters and format have
Each year, we enter Lent with firm resolve to eschew the excesses of the previous holiday season. Broken resolutions that lead to the frivolity of
The marriage of faith and works, begun in the first century, lasted for more than 1500 years before a contentious divorce on the grounds of
There will come a timeWhen all is said and doneWe’ll be with GodAnd we’ll be oneWe will all be one“The End of the Day” (Greg
It’s Sunday morning, and you arrive at Mass flustered and late. Your children have pushed you to the brink of insanity and some strangers are
The infallible exegete can be found in multiple locations throughout the world and lives like a parasite in every host that is willing to provide
He woke up, rebuked the wind, and said to the sea, “Quiet! Be still! The wind ceased and there was great calm. Then he asked
Out of all the euphemisms for dying, “meet your maker” is the most intriguing from a Christian perspective. The word “death”, used alone, seems too
The second coming of Christ, enshrined in the Apostle’s Creed, is the hope of all Christians both living and dead, and has been since the
The above title, taken from Colossians, uses the term “fleshly mind” to describe teachings derived from human reasoning and placed above the truth of God.
Of all the words to describe the process of death, victory would be the last one on the list for most of us. Death to
On Fat Tuesday, the day before Ash Wednesday, people celebrate around the world by indulging in all the food and drink that will potentially be
Forgiveness, both extended and received, is at the heart of the Lord’s Prayer and the Gospel message itself. We ask God’s forgiveness while forgiving others
The power of agreement, in big or small matters, ensures all parties involved have come to terms with everything contained within a given arrangement. The
The Lord hears the cry of the poor, Blessed be the Lord. I will bless the Lord at all times With praise ever in my
In the grand scope of God’s divine providence, our daily bread is assured and readily available in accordance with the promise given to us in
A passage from the Gospel of Matthew shows Jesus “moved with pity” over the crowds of people that had come to see him, perhaps because
Artificial Omniscience? Is that even a thing? Maybe not, but it would come as no surprise to discover that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already being
