Jesus’ Eternal, Eucharistic Question: ‘Who Do You Say That I Am?’
COMMENTARY: It’s the central question of the Gospel, period, and it takes on greater significance in this unusual year.
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Good Friday: Jesus’ Last Silence
COMMENTARY: Our Savior’s 7 Last Words — those seven phrases of about four dozen words are loving, consoling and full of trust.
The Visitation, Easter Season, Life and Time
COMMENTARY: Even God, in the Incarnation, reckons with the reality of being part of space and time.
The Assumption Is a Lesson in the Theology of the Body
COMMENTARY: Despite the occasional complaint that the holy-day obligation of the Assumption may ‘ruin a perfectly good beach day,’ realize that it, too, reveals more about the body than what one sees at the beach.
Aborted Children Deserve a Proper Burial
COMMENTARY: The culture of death promotes death, but hates to give the dead much visibility.
Pulling Back the Curtain on Planned Parenthood
COMMENTARY: The Center for Medical Progress’ undercover video series puts a human face on the unborn.
