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FaithThe Word
In both narratives an inadequate understanding of Jesus’ power leads to a dramatic manifestation of his generosity.
FaithFaith in Focus
Patrick Lang
It is often said that war brings out the best and the worst in people. This is profoundly true. Men who in civilian life would not have crossed the street to help a stranger often fall in the effort to help near strangers. There are many good things to be remembered.
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Pheme Perkins
A New Testament Scholar demystifies the newly popular Gnostic text.
"The Kiss of Judas," by Giotto
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James Martin, S.J.
Saints and theologians, not to mention authors and poets, have long debated this thorny question: Why did Judas do it? To answer that we need to know something about the man himself.
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James Martin, S.J.
I knew almost nothing about the town, except that it had some vague connection with Joan of Arc.
FaithThe Word
One of the most prominent and profound words in John’s theological lexicon is the term for “remain in, abide, dwell in” (Greek menein). It describes the relationship with God that Jesus’ life, death and resurrection have made possible for those who believe and love.