Focusing on Ecclesiasticus, 2 Timothy, and the Gospel of Luke's parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector, Fr. Greg emphasizes themes of humility, solidarity with the poor, dependence on God, and preparing for the end of the liturgical year.
Today's Gospel encourages us to persevere in prayer, but how do we reconcile the parable of the persistent widow with our understanding of a loving God?
Delve into Luke's emphasis on Jesus's tenderness, his care for the marginalized, and the ongoing presence of God through the sacraments, especially the Eucharist.
about fearing the Lord with love and trust. Inspired by Ignatius of Antioch, this message highlights how love surpasses fear and invites us to deepen our faith through trust in God's care.
Through prayer and prayerful meditation, discover how to look upon others with Christ’s eyes and embody His truth, life, and love through letting go of our own agenda in favor of God's agenda.
explores Jesus’ call for genuine hearts, humility, and living the Gospel authentically. Reflects on Luke 11, Hebrews, and Romans — how our hearts can soften and become signs of hope in the world.
God’s mercy is often surprisingly simple to receive — not earned by complexity but given when we do small acts (like Naaman plunging into the Jordan or returning in thanksgiving)
