Most of us know that we’re supposed to love God and neighbor, but it’s much easier said than done. The real reason we struggle to do this well is because we’ve been hurt and we need the Divine Physician.

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Justice is about giving credit where credit is due. Where are you falling short in your relationships with God and others?

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Everything we have is a gift from God. Gratitude and generosity protect us from falling into the trap of the wicked tenants in Matthew 21.

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Every generation is faced with a spiritual battle. Fortunately, we are not alone in the fight. When we unite our prayers to the prayers of the Church, we stand with the armor of the Body of Christ.

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At first glance, the parable of the landowner and the laborers in the vineyard seems like bad economics. But a closer look at this parable reveals a number of parallels to the parable of the prodigal son.

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When someone saves your life, that's a big deal. In some sense, you become forever indebted to them. And yet, we so easily forget what Christ has done for us. Imagine how different things would be if we would recognize just how big of a deal it is that Christ saves us from Hell.

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How do we know whether or not God is calling us to have a hard conversation with someone? Here’s 3 things to consider when making that decision.

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A true conversion is about seeing everything differently. The Truman Show, Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, and Jesus’ rebuke of Peter in the gospel reading all point to the importance of a true metanoia, a change of perspective.

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