"No one who looks back is fit for the kingdom of God"

CATHOLIC LIVING TODAY "No one who looks back is fit for the kingdom of God"Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (13C), June 27, 2010BURNING QUESTION: Does God want you to be rich?FEATURED STORY: "Discovering" or "Recovering" Catholics?PASTORAL HISPANA: Haganios siempre la voluntad de DiosDear Friends,Jesus is on the march and will not be turned back. He is fierce in Sunday’s Gospel, and sometimes

"But who do you say that I am?"

CATHOLIC LIVING TODAY Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time (12C), June 20, 2010BURNING QUESTION: Is Jesus & God the same?FEATURED BLOG: Awesome Dad Cheat Sheet STORIES OF PRIESTS: Pope "Rethinks" Clerical CelibacyPASTORAL HISPANA: Quien dice la gente que soy yo?Dear Friends,In this Sunday's Gospel story, Jesus asks a simple question. “Who do the crowds say that I Am?” All volunteer an answer,

“Your faith has saved you; go in peace.”

CATHOLIC LIVING TODAY “Your faith has saved you; go in peace.”Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time (11C), June 13, 2010BURNING QUESTION: What is the Communion of Saints?FEATURED BLOG: Seeking a SignSTORIES OF PRIESTS: From Jewish boy to Catholic priest PASTORAL HISPANA: La Fuerza del PerdonDear Friends,In this Sunday's Gospel story, Luke draws a sharp contrast between the smug and self-righteous

"They all ate and were satisfied."

CATHOLIC LIVING TODAY "They all ate and were satisfied."Corpus Christi Sunday (CorpusChristiC), June 6, 2010BURNING QUESTION: Do you REALLY believe in the Real Presence?FEATURED BLOG: Spirituality without SpiritsPRIEST STORIES: 47% of clergy search online for weekly homilyPASTORAL HISPANA: El pan de vida eternaDear Friends,This Sunday is Corpus Christi Sunday and our Sunday Readings celebrate