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What Does it Mean to Be “Blessed”?
The Solemnity of All Saints | Matthew 5:1
Jesus begins each of the beatitudes with the same word: blessed. “Blessed are the poor in spirit”; ”blessed are they who mourn” – and so on and so forth.
That is an odd assertion, though, isn’t it...
Does Jesus Say We Should Love Ourselves?
30th Sunday of Ordinary Time | Matthew 22:34-40
In his response to the Pharisees this week, Jesus famously says that, alongside the need to love God, the greatest commandment includes the need to “love your neighbor as yourself” (Mt 22:39)...
Why Give to Caesar?
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time | Matthew 22:15-21
In his confrontation this week with the Pharisees (who were more complicated than you might think), Jesus cleverly evades their attempt to entrap him. If Jesus says the Jewish people should p...
What’s the Significance of the Wedding Garment?
Matthew 22:12
For the 28th Sunday of Ordinary Time
At the end of Jesus’s parable for this Sunday, the wedding guest is thrown out of the reception because he’s not wearing a “wedding garment.” Most interpreters will allegorize this garmen...
The Anxious Mysteries of the Rosary
It is my habit to pray the rosary when I am anxious. Over the years, I have been surprised to find that the mysteries that resonate most with my anxiety are not the Sorrowful Mysteries but the Joyful ones. Indeed, in each of these scenes, w...
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Director of Evangelization at Our Lady of Peace Parish in Columbus, OH; Adjunct Professor of Theology at Ohio Dominican University; PhD in theology from the University of Dayton.
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