As we celebrate today’s feast, we need to be attentive to how St. Paul’s conversion and life are applicable to our own, from a homily by St. John Chrysostom.
How do married men love the Lord with ALL their strength? Do family obligations mean declining parish service? Find out as Father John Bartunek reflects on these questions and provides an answer.
We have so much that demands our attention every day, how can we possibly love God with all our strength? Did Jesus really think we could do this? Father John Bartunek reflects on what this means in an excerpt from his book “Seeking First the Kingdom.
How much are we supposed to love God? What does it mean to love God with all our strength? Why can’t we always do this? Find out as Fr. John Bartunek explores the concept of loving God.
Editor’s Note: In Part I, we examined the bearing our attitude might bring to bear on what keeps us from loving others the way Christ
What Keeps Me from Loving Others as Christ Does? (Part I of II) Dear Fr. Bartunek, thank you for this most relevant reflection. In the
How do I Love God with My Whole Mind? Part II of II Editor’s Note: In part I, we looked at what Christianizing the mind
How do I Love God with My Whole Mind? Part I of II Dear Father John, in both the Old and the New Testament it
Editor’s Note: In Part I, we looked at the effects of a darkened mind and the coming of the Light. Today, we will reflect on
Dear Father John, I know the apostles ask Jesus this same question: How can we know the way? But, seriously, what if we want to
