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TERCER DOMINGO DE
PASCUA

(Hechos 2:14.22-33; I
Pedro 1:17-21; Lucas 24:13-35)

Discípulos caminando
juntos: esta frase…

Scars that Save: 4/16/23 Homily by Fr. Patrick Hyde, OP

Before the death of Jesus Peter believed he could do anything for Jesus…

Fr. Brendan Curran, OP reminds us that each of us, at some time in life, has the doubts of Thomas the Apostle. Let us acknowledge these doubts so that we ca confront them and get to a deeper faith, as did Thomas.

It seemed to be a lot more popular in times past, but there were "Gone Fishing"…

This week we hear the story of the doubting Thomas. Do we let Jesus into our lives - or do we try to keep him out or contained to Sunday?

It remains very important to focus on the fact that there is something…

Cleopas and another disciple (Fr. Mike Schmitz suggests that this was husband…

We should not limit the resurrection. The encounters we will read about this…

For 12 April 2023, Easter Wednesday, based on Luke 24:13–35 (Photo by Scott)

It was all part of the plan. Do you trust in God? I have written before about…

For 11 April 2023, Easter Tuesday, based on John 20:11–18 (Photo by RODRIGO…

Risen to be with you: Easter Sunday homily, 4/9/23 by Fr. Patrick Hyde, OP

 SEGUNDO
DOMINGO DE PASCUA – DOMINGO DE LA MISERICORDIA DIVINA

(Hechos
2:42-47; I Pedro 1:3-9; Juan 20:1-9)

Hoy, el…

Light in the Night: Easter Vigil homily, 4/8/23 by Fr. Patrick Hyde, OP

There was a little boy who would not pray. I remember him every Easter. He…

Yes, two episodes in one weekend - but it's Easter and I can't let that pass without a special reflection for this Easter Sunday.

There is an ancient tradition in the Church that has seen special relevance in…

Fr. Scott Steinkerchner, OP explains how the many readings for the Easter vigil outline the history of God's slow, saving work, which culminates in Jesus. At the same time, however, the Gospel reflects that first moment of people learning about the resurrection, when many struggle to believe and most don't understand. At this moment in time, society seems to be in the same place, where we have heard about the Resurrection, but we still live under the oppression of death and the fear of death.

I was interviewed by Our Sunday Visitor as part of the Eucharistic Revival initiative of the USCCB. The subject? Why do some women wear veils, and…

Over and over again in today's reading of the Passion from Saint John we will…

It is really a sad fact of Christian life that we lost our roots. There were…

I suspect we all know what it is like to be betrayed. And try as I might, I…

For 5 April 2023, Wednesday of Holy Week, based on Isaiah 50:4-9a