A blissful month of Easter awaits. In the enlarged vision of our destiny this season affords us, we’re invited to “think bigger.”

We all want answers, and it would be great if things were spelled out for us. But that isn't very often how it goes.

Moving into new situation can seem like heaven—at first. Whether it’s the first day of school, a new job, new digs, or a new haircut, each facet of change feels fresh and clear of all the old obstacles.

The summer after college graduation, I stood in Milwaukee’s Amtrak station, waiting for a train to New York City. I was traveling with a friend to start my first semester of study at a Catholic seminary.

At the time I probably thought of him as a party pooper, but now I'm grateful to Don.

Brothers and sisters, we, who are "chosen and precious in the sight of God," let us prepare ourselves to celebrate the sacred mysteries by calling to mind our sins.

In the evening of life, we will be judged on love alone.

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