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Following Jesus’ example of sacrificial love continues to be countercultural in our day as well.

Our personal relationship with Jesus is also an invitation to the community of faith, the Church.

By welcoming children and fostering their relationship with God, parents and families bear witness to the Kingdom of God.

In vivid terms Jesus teaches his disciples the consequences to those who would put obstacles before people who are on the road to faith.

Who are the people without power or status in our society that Jesus is calling us to serve? Do we do so willingly?

We can easily miss the fear that Jesus’ words must have evoked in his disciples.

We are a sacramental people who believe that God’s grace is given to us through these physical signs.

Jesus reminds us that we do not make ourselves holy by our actions. Rather, we become holy when we allow God’s Spirit to transform us.

Each person must make his or her own judgment about who Jesus is and in doing so determine the way of life that he or she will follow.

When we share in the Body and Blood of Christ, Jesus himself comes to dwell within us.