If we don’t understand Jesus’ identity, then following him could be impossible.
Author: Fr. Michael Brungardt
Fr. Michael Brungardt (S.T.B, M.Div.) is a priest of the Diocese of Wichita and the pastor at St. Paul in Lyons, Holy Name of Jesus in Bushton, and Holy Trinity in Little River, Kansas.
Ve Con Tu Instinto
Si no entendemos la identidad de Jesús, seguirlo podría ser imposible.
The Thunderbirds Are Cool, but They Don’t Change Everything
There are a lot of cool things that have happened and still happen, but those don’t change everything. But Jesus Christ does.
Los Thunderbirds Son Geniales, pero no Cambian Todo
Hay muchas cosas interesantes que han sucedido y que todavía ocurren, pero eso no cambia todo. Pero Jesucristo sí.
Getting At the Heart (of the) Problem
It’s a lot easier not to involve the heart. But at what cost?
Llegar al Corazón del Problema
Es mucho más fácil no involucrar al corazón. ¿Pero a qué precio?
Jesus, I Don’t Understand. But for Some Reason You Make Sense.
Ever feel like maybe you should just give up on the whole “being Catholic” thing because, even though something tells you it’s right, sometimes it just doesn’t make sense?
McCarrick, Pennsylvania, and the Bruised, Hurting, and Dirty Church
Due to what has come to light over the past several weeks, I believe it is important to address the crisis that Church faces. Yet as in all times, what is most desperately needed is a return to the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, God Incarnate.
McCarrick, Pennsylvania y la Iglesia Accidentada, Herida y Manchada
Debido a lo que ha salido a la luz en las últimas semanas, creo que es importante abordar la crisis que enfrenta la Iglesia. Sin embargo, como en todos los tiempos, lo que más se necesita desesperadamente es un retorno al sacrificio de Jesucristo, Dios Encarnado.
Seeing with the Divine Vision
As the bread of life discourse continues this week, some are unable to keep up with the plan of the Lord which is being revealed in Jesus Christ. The importance of openness to the Divine Vision cannot be underestimated.
The Beggar 