Preparing us for the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Timothy O’Malley writes about the continuation of the bread of life discourse. The crowds gather to see Jesus work a miracle. The crowd desires bread that ...
In years when the Church reads the Gospel of Mark, which is the shortest of the Gospels, we spend mid-summer Masses listening to the Bread of Life discourse in the Gospel of John. John 6, ...
Preparing us for the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Tim O’Malley writes about Jesus teaching and feeding the multitude. It is the mercy of the heart, the kindness of God reaching out to the gathered ...
Publisher Scott Richert writes about the lesson we can all learn by examining Psalm 137, in which the psalmist recounts the Babylonian exile. Richert writes: “As with much of sacred Scripture, the literal event that ...
Jesus sends the Twelve out in groups of two. Their supplies are basic. No food. No money. Not even a change of clothes. Their task. Simple. Go from town to town preaching the Good News of ...
A reader asks: Why do you have the sacrifice of the Mass since the Letter to the Hebrews says that “there is no more offering for sin”? Are you not saying that sacrifices need to ...
Tim O’Malley, preparing us for the Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time, writes about strength in our weaknesses. Paul begged Our Lord three times to take a thorn away. God responded, “My grace is sufficient for ...
For the Thirteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time, writer Timothy OM’alley reminds us that God did not make death. Jesus came to heal the world of the evils of death, of darkness, of the loss of ...
Timothy O’Malley prepares us for the Twelfth Sunday of Ordinary Time by reminding us that amid the chaos, to find our way to a safe harbor, we must cry out to the Lord. He writes: ...
For the Eleventh Sunday of Ordinary Time, in Opening the Word Timothy O’Malley reminds us of the supreme generosity of God. It is this generosity that restores the kingdom of Israel. Referring to the mustard ...
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