St. Alphonsus Rodriguez was a Jesuit brother who spent years as a door-keeper. He became renowned for his hospitality and advice. Br. Ken Homan, SJ, reflects on the life of Alphonsus Rodriguez, who teaches us that being a saint isn’t just about big actions, it’s about living a life of everyday love.
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Have you ever tried running on sand? Or hiking with loose gravel beneath your feet? It’s not easy.
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St. Isaac Jogues: The Saint for Those Who Have Been Knocked Down by Life
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“Give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar, and to God what belongs to God.”
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“Behold the Heart that has loved you so much.”
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Sometimes when that party invitation comes, you just want to say no!
Rejecting the Cornerstone | One-Minute Homily
Pop-quiz! Who are the builders that rejected the stone that became the cornerstone?
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Love is expressed more in actions than by words.
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God beholds each of us with mercy. Can we do the same?
How to Forgive 77 Times: Love and Mercy | One-Minute Homily
You want me to forgive them 7 times—wait, 77 times?! Psssst—man!