The Ascension is not an invitation to remain still waiting for direction from above. It is a commission to move outward into the world as it is: fractured, beautiful and full of God's hidden presence.
Theologians' Corner - Across our world today, many walk in different forms of darkness. And yet, it is precisely there — in the darkness — that the stone is rolled away.
Theologians' Corner - To experience Good Friday today means looking at our own crosses — those situations where we feel stripped or lost — and learning the art of sacred surrender.
Theologians' Corner - Let us celebrate Holy Thursday by allowing Jesus to teach us once again. It is urgent that Christians recover what is essential in the Gospel: service, unconditional love and boundless mercy.
Theologians' Corner - Palm Sunday reveals a painful mystery: God does not save us from a distance but rather from the inside of the human reality of brokenness.
Theologians' Corner - The Gospel proclaimed this Sunday offers a framework neither of denial nor despair. Like Martha and Mary, the church is summoned to bring its grief, protest and questions directly before Christ.
Theologians' Corner - Despite not knowing what Jesus looked like, the "blind man" was able to give witness to his healing presence. What did the blind man have that the others did not? A keen sense of attentiveness.
Theologians' Corner - Today, we are led up the mountain, where God reveals not a demand, but a promise that transformation is possible when we trust and listen.
