Currently viewing the tag: "Forgiveness"
Jesus is the real Judge, and we and the World are on trial. Before His just judgement we all stand guilty and condemned. Jesus then accepts a sentence of Death in punishment for us all. What a moment of mercy. What a moment of love. (29 Mar 2013)
I want to follow my brother’s post about Cardinal Dolan’s presence at the Republican and Democrat national conventions. His presence was important for proclaiming the timeless truths that the Church stands for: the existence of God, the value of human life, the vital importance of the family, and the need for building a just society. [...]
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (0.0KB)
Ordinary Time, 23rd Sunday. Love builds community. Sin destroys it. We are called to be [...]
The Sacrament of Penance is a precious treasure of the Catholic Church, and a good confession teaches more about sin, personal responsibility, mercy, and forgiveness than a hundred homilies. Confession also teaches the priest, and Pope Benedict was quick to point that out in an audience recently for priests and seminarians.
The Pope said, “The [...]
Twelve Lessons on the Catholic Faith – by Fr. Benjamin Sember
Subscribe to the Homily Podcast
