We have grown so familiar with the idea of the Incarnation of Christ, that we no longer appreciate what an astonishing concept it is. In the...

We have grown so familiar with the idea of the Incarnation of Christ, that we no longer appreciate what an astonishing concept it is. In the...
In the family tree that immediately precedes today’s reading from Matthew’s Gospel, David and Bathsheba are listed among the ancestors...
At the end of this year, Fr. Mike DeLaney, C.S.C., will transition from his role as Director of the Holy Cross Mission Center and move to Montreal,...
I used to volunteer at a homeless shelter that had been run for many years by an Evangelical Protestant church. Every evening, the residents of the...
I was once on the staff of an undergraduate men’s residence hall at another university. It was rewarding work, but there were some aspects of...
For years, my friend Father Rafael lived at a missionary institute in England. Amongst his other responsibilities, he was in charge of finances....
When I was an undergraduate, I took a course called “Introduction to English Literature,” from a professor who believed in starting at...
Imagine that you are a dancer in an internationally acclaimed ballet company. (If I can imagine it, I’m sure you can.) The company is in the...
If you were to ask a Jewish scholar why God chose to speak to Moses out of a burning bush, you might be told that the bush represents the people of...