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In these four categories, everyone can find themselves. Where are we?
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In these four categories, everyone can find themselves. Where are we?
Our Lord wants us to rest. He is practical -- caring for our spiritual, mental, and physical condition.

This Sunday's Gospel has a demand that is best understood in context.

Jesus makes this invitation not just to the Apostles, but to you and me, here and now.

Jesus knows the human heart, and he could have chosen better candidates.

The Greek used in the Gospel helps us to reflect even more on the mystery of the Eucharist.

The three Names of God: Love, Savior, Giver of Life.

The sacrament of confession is like a new creation.

The disciples went to Galilee to receive the task of "making disciples."

The term has many meanings. It shows God's great love for us.

The Greek word “tarasso” means to agitate, trouble, as with water. Is my heart agitated? Do I know how to trust?

We need to look at this term from the perspective of the cultural context of His time.

The New Testament is hidden in the Old, the Old is made clear by the New.

3-Point Mass prep: What is Divine Mercy Sunday for?

This is a handy list, showing how Jesus chose to fulfill even tiny details foretold of him. And he asks each of us what he asked Peter.
In the home of Lazarus and his sisters, Jesus felt comfortable. Lazarus was faithful to his friendship with Jesus all his life.

Jesus takes away people's illnesses, but there's a bigger plan underway.

Jesus isn't hindered by so many of the things that hinder us ...

To deepen our knowledge of the Master, we must allow ourselves to be taken aside by him ...

There's a simple trick that Jesus teaches us in order to respond to Satan's lures.