Who Is Most on Jesus’ Heart as He Faces the Cross?
COMMENTARY: The mystical and moral tradition of the Church suggests to us that the heart of the Lord was fixated on one person.
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How Do I Not Love Thee? Let Me Count the Ways
SCRIPTURES & ART: The Gospel for Wednesday of Holy Week focuses on Judas Iscariot’s deal with the Temple authorities to betray Jesus for 30 pieces of silver.
Tuesday of Holy Week: Two Traitors With One Big Difference
SCRIPTURES & ART: Judas clung to his sin, but St. Peter recognized his need for forgiveness.
Mercy and the Scandal of Judas
Attempts to rehabilitate the image of Judas Iscariot reflect the modern tendency to proclaim mercy detached from contrition and repentance.
Why Did Judas Iscariot Do What He Did?
“Let's think of the little Judases that we all have within ourselves. Every one of us is capable of choosing between loyalty and self-interest. We are each capable of betraying, of selling, of making choices based on our own interests. Where are you, Judas?” (Pope Francis, April 8, 2020)
Spy Wednesday: Are We Spies for the Darkness?
Do we see Jesus as the Christ, the Son of God, or do we impose our own view upon him, trying to make him into our own image and desires?
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