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Doubt is a complicated matter. It can indicate a critical mind, one that asks questions, and never takes things at face value. The opposite is a gullible mind: one that is the delight of unscrupulous sales persons, dangerous politicians, and many televangelists. There’s another type of doubt, one driven by deep emotion, an emotion stimulated…
Dios no deja de enviarnos señales, lo que pasa es que no siempre las vemos. Un buen día un seminarista llamado Adán, viajaba con su amigo. Iban juntos a las clases del seminario cada dos semanas. Adán le comentaba a su amigo que la semana pasada había sido más difícil que la anterior. Los retos…
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby’s Easter Day sermon preached at Canterbury Cathedral. ‘A World Transformed, A Life of Hope’ Luke 24:1-12 Last night, at Harty church, on the tip of Sheppey, with the wind howling, lit by candles, warmed by one another, we celebrated the light of Christ that, full of joy and hope, we…
Early on the first day of the week, while it was still dark…things happen early in the morning. Mornings are mystical and sacred, the earth rises from its slumber to greet the coming day, but this morning did not feel mystical, this morning did not feel sacred. Mary Magdalene did not want to get out…
¡Aleluya! Cristo ha resucitado! ¡Es verdad! El Señor ha resucitado. ¡Aleluya! En las últimas semanas nos hemos embarcado en un peregrinar de meditación y reflexión sobre la vida, ministerio, pasión y crucifixión de Jesús. Las lecturas durante la Estación de Cuaresma y el Triduo Pascual nos proveyeron un espacio oportuno para reflexionar sobre el arrepentimiento,…
“What is truth?” That famous question Pilate asks, stares us in the face every year on Good Friday. The fact that it seemingly is left unanswered remains a challenge to us. Jesus doesn’t seem very interested in verbally defining truth. He says that He IS the way, and the truth, and the life, and Jesus…
Santa Teresa escribió: “Tú me mueves, Señor, muéveme al verte clavado en una cruz y escarnecido; muéveme al ver tu cuerpo tan herido, muéveme tus afrentas y tu muerte”. La cruz pasó de ser un signo de ignominia a ser un símbolo de victoria y salvación en Cristo Jesús. El dolor de una cruel e…
You can’t help but to love Simon Peter. He’s a disciple who is transparent. Perhaps we are drawn to him, because like us he constantly makes mistakes and needs grace and forgiveness. Scripture tells us a lot about Simon Peter. He was known to be boisterous, he had an impulsive enthusiasm for his good intentions,…
La mamá les pide a sus hijos: “Que se amen, los unos a los otros”. El papá le dice a su familia: “Que se amen, los unos a los otros”. El abuelo les aconseja a sus nietos, “Que se amen, los unos a los otros”. “Que se amen, los unos a los otros,” le suplica…
In many Christian communities, today’s worship begins with a procession around the church grounds and perhaps the neighborhood as well – an appealing way to witness to the faith this Sunday before Easter, to be sure. The event may even garner coverage on the evening news or in the local paper. Still, no matter how…
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