An Owl Among the Ruins
Deacon TomSpiritual notes by Catholic Deacon and Benedictine Oblate Thomas L. McDonald
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Entering May With Mary
Portrait of Mary with symbols representing titles from the Litany of Loreto. From Bayeux Cathedral, date and artist unknown.
Spring lands differently in modern times. Our electric lights, insulated homes, glass windows, and push-button hea...
A Little Mass on the Road to Emmaus
Camino de Emaús, by Lelio Orsi, 1560–1565
A homily for the Third Sunday of Easter (A).
The readings we hear at mass from Lent to Easter are very carefully chosen. They build upon each other and follow a pattern. On Easter morning we get t...
Mourning the Pierced One
Simon Bening, 1525.
A prophecy of Zechariah offers a powerful point of meditation here at the sorrowful heart of the Triduum. The Book of Zechariah can be difficult in places, partly due to some obscure language, but also because there are...
“I will open your graves"
Rembrandt, 1630.
My apologies for the gap in posting. As you will see below, this has been a difficult month for my family as we lost my mother-in-law. I plan to return to a regular schedule of weekly posts.
This weekend, I preached on th...
The Ridiculous Lies of the Devil
The Temptation of Christ, Simon Bening, c.1525.
Homily for the First Sunday in Lent (A).
Satan is real.
There’s a famous quote from the poet Charles Baudelaire: “The devil’s greatest trick is convincing you he doesn’t exist.”
When I was...
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