Twenty-Second Sunday – B
At times, our ideas about God and His expectations get distorted. We can think of religious terrorists today and even we Christians have, at times,…
Twenty-First Sunday – B
Why does Jesus use such hard language in today’s Gospel (Jn 6:60-69)? Jesus has told the crowd that they must eat His body and they…
Twentieth Sunday – B
Like a driver who switches the gears forward, Jesus slowly builds upon the significance of the bread that He gives for life, as we have…
Nineteenth Sunday – B
“I am the living bread come down from heaven” (Jn 6:41). Jesus doesn’t blink when He announces He has come down from the Father, knowing…
Eighteenth Sunday of the Year – B
Why did Jesus slip away when the crowd of people wanted to make Him a king? Jesus wanted to bring about the Kingdom of God.…
Seventeenth Sunday – B
Each of the four Gospels recounts a variety of miracles that Jesus performed: healings,exorcisms and even raising the dead. The multiplication of the bread was…
Sixteenth Sunday – B
According to St. Thomas Aquinas, when the Letter to the Ephesians speaks of those who are “in Christ,” it means by faith and love: “You…
Fifteenth Sunday – B
Everyone has an idea of what God is like. Some of these ideas of God are problems because they make people distance themselves from God.…
Fourteenth Sunday – B
A modern vaccination often introduces into the body a mild form of a disease, which the body is able to fight off in order to…
Thirteenth Sunday – B
In the mid to late forties, Jerusalem suffered a famine. When Paul met with the leaders of the Church in Jerusalem, about the year 47,…