Ordinary Time Glows by the Light of Christmas Time
Christmas may well be one of those childish trifles we’re expected to put away when we grow up – but why then does the wish strangely persist?
Results from Tag: 'incarnation'
Paul’s Proposal to the Pagans: ‘Never Was a Tale Told That Men Would Rather Find True’
We worship a God who became man, suffered death and was buried — and rose again from the grave.
Liberal Education and the Limits of Reason: The Incarnation Changes Everything
In the light of the Incarnation, nothing — especially higher education — can be seen in the same way.
Why Did He Come? Why Did God Become Man?
“God, infinitely perfect and blessed in himself, in a plan of sheer goodness, freely created man to make him share in his own blessed life. … To accomplish this, when the fullness of time had come, God sent his Son as Redeemer and Savior.” (CCC 1)
Christ Asks Two Men, “What Do You Seek?” And So It Begins…
Like the arms of the colonnade surrounding St. Peter’s, Christ longs to embrace the entire human race.
God Became Man and Dwells Among Us — This Changes Everything
Saying yes to the incarnate God ought to be the easiest thing in the world to do.
On Airplanes That Fail and the God Who Does Not
This is the precise challenge we face: to make the Incarnation believable to the men and women of our time.
On These Last Days Of December
This week, we are especially reminded that the Maker of the universe “became his own making” — and that Christ and his saints were born in order to die.
The Author of Creation Entered Creation, the Storyteller Entered His Story
Christ himself revealed the deepest truths through the telling of stories, and we are meant to do the same.
The Incarnation of Jesus Christ and the Problem With Plato
Amid the silence of the stars, God truly comes into our world — an event that renders everything different.
