Render to Caesar What Is Caesar’s — and to God What Is God’s
SCRIPTURES & ART: A look at the readings for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, through the eyes of Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens
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Potential New Saints, and Understanding the Sunday Mass Readings (Nov. 26)
Scripture scholar John Bergsma helps us deepen our understanding of the ‘A’ cycle of readings, built around the Gospel of Matthew, which we will hear at Sunday Mass in the coming liturgical year. Then, in an Editor’s Corner, we explore the new causes for canonization of three American women.
17th Sunday in Ordinary Time — ‘Lord, Teach Us to Pray’
SCRIPTURES & ART: The example of prayer stimulates more prayer.
Corpus Christi: ‘Whoever Eats This Bread Will Live Forever’
SCRIPTURES & ART: Today’s Gospel focuses on Jesus’ multiplication of five loaves and two fishes.
Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion — Christ Before Herod
The scene of Jesus’ appearance before Herod is depicted in art by 18th-century painter John Valentine Haidt.
8th Sunday in Ordinary Time: The Blind Leading the Blind
SCRIPTURES & ART: The theme of today’s Gospel is ‘Authenticity.’
4th Sunday of Ordinary Time: Quite a Homecoming
SCRIPTURES & ART: The people of Nazareth got Jesus’ message — two pagans showed more faith than they did. That’s when things turn ugly.
First Sunday of Advent: ‘There Will Be Signs in the Sun, Moon and Stars’
He who made the heavens rules them — so should we be surprised there will be signs in them?
He Will Come Again in Glory to Judge the Living and the Dead
SCRIPTURES & ART: Good is good and evil is evil. Pick sides.
Jesus Is Our Great High Priest — What Does That Mean?
Homily for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
