Gospel Reflections for April 3 2016 Why did Jesus still have wounds? In today’s Gospel, Thomas hears others describe their experience of the risen Jesus and His wounds. Thomas, whose name means “twin,” has doubts. But I am sure Thomas never doubted that Jesus rose. After all, Our Lord predicted it several times. Perhaps Thomas […]
Gospel Reflections for Easter 2016
Gospel Reflections for Easter 2016 Easter Changes everything! For years, Jesus preached parables, taught scriptures, and performed miracles throughout Galilee and Jerusalem, and all of His words and deeds had a tremendous effect. He made people profoundly happy! He also claimed to be the long awaited Messiah from God who would lead people to lasting […]
ONE PAGE Update on the Middle East
Update on the Middle East They all remember a time shorty after Mohammed when all of the Middle East, North Africa, Spain, and even southern France was one Islamic country, called the Islamic Caliphate. They want it back …and the rest of the world as well! Click here to continue reading “ONE PAGE Update on […]
Gospel Reflections for March 20 2016: Palm Sunday
Gospel Reflections for March 20 2016 Walking the whole story This Sunday recalls Jesus entering Jerusalem riding on a donkey amidst a cheering crowd. It is only a few days before the Feast of Passover. But His was not the only big entrance that day. Just a few hundred yards away there was another procession. […]
Gospel Reflections for March 13 2016: 5th Sunday of Lent
Gospel Reflections for March 13 2016 Whose side are you on? A boisterous crowd brings to Jesus a frightened woman caught in the act of adultery. There is no doubt she is guilty. She knew that her punishment was death by stoning, a particularly cruel way to die. The scene must have been intense. On […]
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