By Father Perry D. Leiker, pastor A reflection on the daily readings, for Friday of the Second Week of Advent, by Father Perry. From whence comes the terms “a wise fool,” I wonder? It clearly is an oxymoron — that […]
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A messianic moment for all of us
Wonder and awe filled them all. And as Isaiah predicted, another messianic moment touched them all.
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Loving the fruit of ‘that day and that time’
“On that day …” again, Isaiah proclaims a time that would come when there would be no more weeping. We would be heard by the Lord, be answered by the Lord, and have plenty of bread and water.
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Reckon with it — ‘The Times They Are A-Changin’
They became, so to speak, in their own way a living Gospel, and their testimony preached to all the wonders of the Lord.
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Go to that mountain
And we, for even just a liturgical moment, are invited into profound humility, profound faith, and profound trust!
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Celebrating a tiny bit of faith
Tiny faith that is real faith causes the amazing and the miraculous to occur.
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From Isaiah to today, God continues to call and to anoint
Like Isaiah and the apostles who said yes, are we ready to say yes? Not to fit in, but to stand out and become prophetic, Gospel, and kingdom people of God!
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We are all sinners and in need of God’s mercy
How have we grown? How have we changed? Did we experience God’s mercy and forgiveness in any noticeable way this Lent? Were we a little less judgmental of others this Lent?
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