Be aware of the First Letter of St. Peter as it is proclaimed through the course of the Easter season.

Considering the burial cloths and what was sparked in Peter's mind and heart.

A reflection on the possibility that Barabbas' first name was Jesus, and on Jesus' "everyman" role.

If God is who we think he is, he wouldn't be much of a God if we could not praise him eternally.  Jesus, for the sake of mortals, saw fit to get close to death, and to succumb to death, for our sake.

We are dependent upon the sense of sight; sometimes, however, it gets in the way.  We are called to a deeper appreciation of insight.

The homilist did not preach last week.  This homily is on human thirst, and also on details of Christian initiation.

Hidden agendas, making the moment "about me," and other subtleties of temptation.

We reach an extremely important part of the Sermon on the Mount: Jesus' admonition against worry.