Preaching the News for Sunday
John Paul’s star shines on | Those without portfolios have the most to lose | God’s “dust bunnies” inspire astronomical awe | Kimani, phone home
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John Paul’s star shines on | Those without portfolios have the most to lose | God’s “dust bunnies” inspire astronomical awe | Kimani, phone home
For the countless millions who were deeply moved by the late Pope John Paul II’s last public appearance from his window overlooking St. Peter's Square—when, debilitated by Parkinson's disease and other maladies and overcome with emotion, . . .
In this Sunday’s gospel, Jesus responds to the Pharisees’ entrapping question about tax payments with the famous instruction to “render unto Caesar . . .”
The Lord made the heavens, the psalmist tells us this Sunday, while calling upon all the earth to tremble before the majesty of that creation. For the first time, . . .
This Sunday’s gospel provides an example of the Pharisees’ habit of trying to snare Jesus with clever questions. The Kenyan Wildlife Service has come up with a clever way to entrap Kimani, . . .
“We will not hesitate to turn into human shields for our Christian brothers if need be.”
Fifty-nine percent of Americans would vote to replace the entire United States Congress, and only 23 percent think Congress is capable of dealing with the country’s economic troubles.
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