Sirach, Romans, and Matthew 18 reveal why Jesus calls Christians to forgive without limit. Explore the link between God’s mercy, belonging to Christ, and the parable of the unforgiving servant.
What does it actually cost to follow God with your whole life? Through Jeremiah's anguished confession, the Psalmist's desert thirst, Paul's call to living sacrifice, and Jesus's demand to take up the cross, Scripture gives a unified and unflinching answer: everything — and it is worth infinitely more than everything. A Catholic reflection on the fire that cannot be contained.
From the very beginning, God’s plan of salvation was never meant for one people alone. Through Isaiah’s radical welcome of the foreigner, the Psalmist’s cry for all nations to praise God, Paul’s stunning revelation of mercy upon all, and a Canaanite woman’s undefeated faith at the border of Gentile territory — Scripture tells one story: the table is set, and everyone is invited. A Catholic reflection on the universal mission of God’s salvation.
Sirach, Romans, and Matthew 18 reveal why Jesus calls Christians to forgive without limit. Explore the link between God’s mercy, belonging to Christ, and the parable of the unforgiving servant.
What does it actually cost to follow God with your whole life? Through Jeremiah's anguished confession, the Psalmist's desert thirst, Paul's call to living sacrifice, and Jesus's demand to take up the cross, Scripture gives a unified and unflinching answer: everything — and it is worth infinitely more than everything. A Catholic reflection on the fire that cannot be contained.
From the very beginning, God’s plan of salvation was never meant for one people alone. Through Isaiah’s radical welcome of the foreigner, the Psalmist’s cry for all nations to praise God, Paul’s stunning revelation of mercy upon all, and a Canaanite woman’s undefeated faith at the border of Gentile territory — Scripture tells one story: the table is set, and everyone is invited. A Catholic reflection on the universal mission of God’s salvation.
