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Jesus was the Good Samaritan who descended from heaven and became man to save us all
By Robert A. J. Gagnon. Leading Bible authority on homosexuality debunks 'arrogant' Newsweek cover story
Jesus instructs us not to be intolerant of those who hurt us, but we must show mercy.
Through Jesus Christ, the cross signifies new creation and the source of everlasting life
A text-sensitive reflection for priests on the ''Seven Last Words.''
By Pope St. Leo the Great. What does it mean to have peace with God? From his "Sermon on the Nativity."
Even though he wrote little, Peter was clearly Christ's appointed leader of the early Church.
The Letter to the Hebrews has a distinctive way of describing how God chose to redeem us: ''[I]t was fitting that [God] . . . in bringing many children to glory, should make the leader to their salvation perfect through suffering'' (Heb 2:10).
When he visited Nazareth, Jesus received cool welcome and little faith from his neighbors.
By Carl E. Olson. Yes, we are obligated to support our government, but our ultimate duty is to God
Archbishop Charles Chaput of Denver writes of how teaching the Catholic faith and love of Jesus is at the heart of Catholic education.
Prepare ye the way to recognize him, says Carl Olson in his weekly Scripture column.
Franciscan Father Stan Fortuna, knows as "the rapper priest" releases new album, "Sacro Song 3" in which he celebrates God and Catholicism.
Scripture, popes, Catechism advise us to cultivate the habit of silence, listening and to avoid constant chatter and noise of our everyday lives.
By Carl E. Olson. In John 17, Jesus intercedes on behalf of faithful who are given to him by his Father
'Jesus of Nazareth' is pontiff's first personal book since his election to the Chair of Peter.
During his life, Jesus spent time teaching the apostles about mercy, fortitude and grace.
By Carl Olson. Events after Transfiguration proclaim Kingdom to those who are open to Christ’s transformative power
Scientific advancements cannot defeat death -- that is only possible through our Savior
John's story of Jesus feeding the multitude is replete with symbolic images and numbers.
October 29, 2006, homily by Father Edward F. Steiner.
October 22, 2006, homily by Father Edward F. Steiner.
By Carl Olson. Connection between Jerusalem and God dwelling on earth was transformed, fulfilled by Incarnation
Jesus speaks of a commitment to putting others first, even to the point of physical death.
By Carl Olson. Biblical prophets — including Jesus — faced rejection, scorn in calls to authentic conversion
These simple but powerful statements are at the heart of Jesus' message to all believers, says Scripture columnist Carl E. Olson.
by Carl Olson. How the Holy Spirit is linked to creation — the world’s, the new Adam’s and the Church’s
This week's subjects for letters include capital punishment, feeding the homeless, Fidel Castro, Cacique: A Novel of Florida's Historic Missions, and cohabitation.
We all know about Jesus' life because he told his disciples about his personal experiences.
Our Sunday Visitor's My Daily Visitor, reading, feast, saint, Bible verse, meditation, and prayer.
By Sister Mary Ann Walsh. He helped anyone in need of help — an example Catholics follow to this day. (Subscription required)
After his resurrection, Christ explained his dying and rising again to the apostles
By Carl E. Olson. Today's readings provide triple theological insight into Christ's person and mission
Jesus' shock therapy Christ warned he would bring division, even if it meant setting parents against children
This article has free access for all visitors. The publication of Jesus of Nazareth by Pope Benedict XVI has been gratefully and enthusiastically received by many thoughtful people who love the Bible and find it an essential source of the Christian life
God is calling. How will we answer? Jesus tells us to cast our nets. Will we go out for him?
By Carl E. Olson. Jesus' encounter with young ruler reminds us he came not just to teach but also to transform
By Carl Olson. Sermon on the Mount discloses the merciful heart of the God-man who inaugurates the Kingdom
The revelation of God in the Old Testament is only brought to fullness in Jesus Christ.
By Leisa Anslinger. Ten steps to making God our first and most important priority. (Subscription required)
In Focus: Spring Books
Catechists need to help children develop understanding of how Jesus connects with them.
A profile of the often-misunderstood "Apostle to the Gentiles" and what his writings mean for us today.
Through our Lord's sacrifice for us on the cross and his merciful love, we are saved from our sinfulness and energized to witness to others.
Burying a statue of Jesus' foster father may or may not help, but prayer will surely advance the cause.
Recent scandals remind us that Jesus founded our Church upon fallible human shoulders.
Homily background on the Scripture readings for Sunday Mass.
Openers column. "Communing" with God alone is not what Jesus taught.
The Visitation relates how the unborn John the Baptist was the first to recognize the Savior in utero
By Carl E. Olson. Our love is truly love when it flows from the heart transformed by God, who first loved us
He was only an invited guest at the wedding in Cana, explains Carl E. Olson in his Scripture column, but his first miracle there spoke volumes about marriage and love.
Our Sunday Visitor's My Daily Visitor, reading, feast of the day, saint, Bible verse, meditation, and prayer.
By Carl E. Olson. Jesus gives us two options: Put him first, where he belongs, or put earthly goods first
Transfiguration echoes past covenants with Isreal and foreshadows Jesus as the true covenant.
Marcellino D'Ambrosio's column: Jesus predicts he will be tortured to death at the instigation of the day's spiritual leaders.
When we call upon Mary as our own mother, her loving gaze upon each and all of us priests recognizes the distinctive configuration to Jesus, her beloved Son.
Our Sunday Visitor's My Daily Visitor for December 25, reading, feast of the day, saint, Bible verse, meditation, and prayer.
The sparse, rugged aridity of the desert provides a fitting place for ancient spiritual journeys, as witnessed through Jesus and the saints.
By Msgr. M. Francis Mannion. Seven ways of understanding Jesus’ death and what it achieved in relation to the Resurrection
In his Scripture column, Carl E. Olson describes how we all share in Jesus' prophetic mission by virtue of our baptism.
It comes from humility, not the belief that we can make the rules and fulfill them on our own
While leaders may claim political authority, they are subordinate to the all-encompassing power of God.
We must remember that we are workers in God’s vineyard, and we aren’t entitled to his property. (Subscription required)
The title of Bart D. Ehrman's book, Misquoting Jesus, is meant to draw the reader into the story of the history of transmission of biblical texts. The subtitle, The Story Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why, reveals more of what the book is about
In the Gospel of John, Jesus shows us that none of us is not fit to cast the first stone.
Jesus offers the way to come into saving communion with the king and his kingdom
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