Atonement and the Prodigal Son
The parable of the Prodigal or wasteful Son is more about the loving Father. God is not a raging...
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Category: Sundays
The Barren Fig Tree
“Some think Lent is a time for fasting. I see it as a time of feasting.” A reflection...
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Jesus—From Tabor to Calvary
To die for us is why Jesus came. This is why for ten chapters in Luke’s gospel (9-19), Jesus is...
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Dr. Scott Hahn—Heart and Mouth
“Paul reminds us that God will destroy death forever, and if we are to share in this victory and...
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Must I Truly Love My Enemies?
The Sermon on the Mount in Matthew’s gospel includes such tough commands as love your enemies,...
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Candlemas — Candles and Light
February 2 is the feast of the Presentation of the Lord Jesus in the Temple. It commemorates...
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Dr. Scott Hahn—A New Day Dawns
The people greeted Ezra “as one man.” And, as today’s Epistle teaches, in the Spirit the new...
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The Powerful Sign at Cana
“Every man serves the good wine first; and when men have drunk freely, then the poor wine; but you...
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The Heavens Opened Wide
I, the Lord, have called you for justice, I have grasped you by the hand; I formed you, and...
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Piety in the Twenty-First Century
The Feast of the Holy Family challenges us to grow in the virtues of piety, honor, patience, and...
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Dr. Scott Hahn—A Mother’s Greeting
Mary marks the fulfillment not only of the angel’s promise to her, but of all God’s promises down...
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Dr. Scott Hahn—What do we do?
Mary is the Daughter Zion—the favored one of God, told not to fear but to rejoice that the Lord is...
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