Jim Casy’s dying words echo those of our Lord: “Father, forgive them, Father, they know not what they do.”

On this night, when Jesus has nothing left to give, he gives all. He gives his very self.

En Domingo de Ramos, Jesús entra en la Jerusalén de nuestra existencia y damos gloria a Dios por ser elegidos para una vida nueva.

We should see this passage as early Jewish Christians recognizing their own, internal dividedness.

Jesús resucitó a tres muertos. San Agustín nos revela el valor comunitario de estas resurrecciones.

There would be no atheists if God appeared in the sky. But there’d be no believers either.