Peter and the Papacy: In today’s gospel, Jesus takes Peter back to that moment in time when, at a charcoal fire, he denied him three times. But now, before this new charcoal fire, things are very different.
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The Resurrection Defeats the Throes of Death
The resurrection of Christ defeats the throes of death. By the power of the risen Christ, our feet are set on the path of life, casting out fear of death as humankind’s greatest enemy is put to death.
Touched By Divine Mercy: A Personal Testimony
On April 21, 2022, I gave my testimony of my first Divine Mercy Sunday at the Alive in Christ, Divine Mercy Retreat via Zoom. Alive in Christ is a local Catholic, Charismatic group that operates out of the Diocese of Tucson.
The Feast of Divine Mercy: A Refuge and Shelter for All Souls
My daughter, . . . I desire that the Feast of Mercy be a refuge and shelter for all souls, and especially for poor sinners. On that day the very depths of My tender mercy are open.
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