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In order to drink the “living water” be “reborn from above,” we must first encounter the scriptural Christ.

Jesus challenges our human power with authority that was given to him by his Father. When Jesus does this, what happens to the paralytic? How does society react? 

This past Sunday, we remembered both Joseph of Arimathea, who asked for the body of Christ, and the Myrrh-Bearing women, who went to the tomb to anoint the body.  Both these stories are a test of sorts The real question

What does the Kingdom look like? How does it treat people. Have a listen to St. John’s homily and find out!

What happens when our spiritual life is also full of ups and downs? Is this normal? Listen to find out!

While we emphasize the cross’s painful aspect, the evangelists emphasized something completely different. In order to walk the Way, we have to grasp the cross’s original intent.

Walking the Way is not only about understanding the connection between the two, but it’s about living in trust.

We may be surprised by what the victory actually looks like in the “Triumph of Orthodoxy!”

There is one debt that St. Paul says is acceptable. In fact, it’s the one debt we need in order to walk the Way!

Are you really what you eat?