This homily is based on Luke 9:28-36 for the Second Sunday of Lent.
It’s not every day during his earthly life that you see our Lord bathed in heavenly light. In fact, such displays of divinity are quite few and far between. Unless my memory fails me, this so-called Transfiguration of the Lord is probably the only recorded one aside from the Resurrection appearances and the Ascension–which don’t really count because that’s already the Risen Lord we’re dealing with.
This One-Minute Sunday Gospel Reflection is based on Luke 6:27-38.
Here’s this Sunday’s edition of PAUSE-PONDER-PRAY. This one-minute Sunday Gospel Reflection is prompted by Luke 6:17, 20-26.
This reflection has been prompted by Luke 5:1-11.
I suspect very few people knew it then, but in the last two years that I was running a school, I was also running on empty. For several reasons, I found myself precariously on the brink of a burnout. I had worked too hard and cared too little for my well-being–a dangerous but all too common formula for self-endangerment.
This week we feature Fr. Jett Villarin’s homily, which he delivered on the occasion of the profession of my final vows yesterday on the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, 02 February 2019.
