In today’s Second Reading, St. Paul’s words manifest a deep awareness of the ultimate purpose of life: to be at our heavenly home with the Lord. This talk is sustained by faith, not by sight. To the world, however, this is nonsense, as only what can be seen and measured is real while everything else is wishful thinking.
Read MoreToday we celebrate the feast of Corpus Christi where, in the Eucharistic feast, the gifts of bread and wine really and truly become the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Christ.
Read MoreOn this great solemnity of our Triune God, we reflect on this central mystery of Christian faith and life and its connection to marriage.
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