Theologians' Corner - The readings for the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time all show different dimensions of God — a God who is loving, a God who is just, a God who has done marvelous and startling things.
Theologians' Corner - The parable of the sower "illustrates the life experience of women of faith who have become aware of the ways the patriarchal world has marginalized and oppressed us," writes Sarah González López.
Theologians' Corner - Even with all the incredible diversity among people in the world, the fullness of God's creative love is only echoed in human reality.
Theologians' Corner - On this feast of Corpus Christi, I find myself trusting in this quiet truth: that even in a world where there is not always enough, love shared becomes a different kind of abundance.
Theologians' Corner - This Sunday liturgy invites us to believe that God is not a solitary patriarch on a throne but a living, loving and active Trinitarian relationship.
Theologians' Corner - God does not wait for us to have everything figured out. Instead, he gives us his Spirit in the middle of our confusion. A question remains — where in your life are you still "behind closed doors"?
