The lovely story of the encounter between Mary and Elizabeth in Luke is filled with tenderness, Spirit, grace, and love. Those blessings don't exist apart from the humanity of their bearers; they are made manifest in the flesh and blood of both women. Spirit and flesh cannot be separated or divided from one another! It is no surprise, then, that Mary's share in Jesus' Resurrection is one that is for the whole Mary, both spirit and flesh.
Feast of Saint James, Apostle & Pilgrim, July 22, 2018
Learning to be a Good Shepherd
Mark's Gospelburger
Pentecost and the "Ruach" of God
The Ascension
"Unless a grain of wheat fall to the ground..."
For God So Loved the World.
St Therese Mission, Reconciliation Service Homily, "Let God be God." March 1, 2018
St Therese Mission: 4th Reflection: The Elder Son, Feb. 28, 2018
St Therese Mission: 3rd Reflection, The Crazy-in-love Father, Feb. 27, 2018
St Therese Mission, 2nd Reflection, The Younger Son, Feb. 26, 2018
St Therese Parish Mission, 1st Reflection on Luke 15: The Good Shepherd & Good Housewife
St Therese Mission: "It is good that we are here!"
Forty Days
"I'd like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony..."
Healing
The Opening Battle Scene in Mark's "Movie"
Jesus Finds Us and Calls Us Right Where We Are
The Three Strangers
The Baptist: Nothing Cherubic about this Man of God!
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Let Me Be Frank | Bishop Frank Caggiano’s Podcast | Diocese of Bridgeport, CT
The Bible Recap
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)