Life often presents a paradox: the "already, but not yet" of our salvation. While we have been redeemed by Christ’s death and resurrection, we still navigate a world filled with pain, sorrow, and difficulty.
Fr. Samuel explores the resurrection appearance narratives—from Mary Magdalene in the garden to Thomas in the upper room—to show that Jesus doesn’t have a "one size fits all" approach to grace.
As we remember Christ washing the feet of His disciples and instituting the Eucharist, we are reminded that everything He did was born out of pure, perfect love for us.
Is religion just a mindless exercise? Does growing in intelligence mean leaving faith behind? We explore the rational beauty of the Catholic faith through the lens of Deuteronomy Chapter 4.
