The Work of Mercy: Harbor the Harborless, Part 1
One of the most exasperating bits of exegetical trendiness to afflict First World Catholics for the past thirty years or so has been the endless
March 4, 2026
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One of the most exasperating bits of exegetical trendiness to afflict First World Catholics for the past thirty years or so has been the endless
Other considerations enter in too. On the one hand, clothes symbolize our external lives—the junk that doesn’t matter in the end. So Jesus tells us
Nake is an extinct English verb meaning “to strip clothes off.” To be “naked” is therefore to be in a state of having had your
It is worth noting that when the early Christians thought about thirst—and especially the thirst of “the least of these my brethren” ––there was one
A religion that practices infant baptism is a religion that doesn’t have very rigorous membership requirements. No Herculean feats necessary to prove your mettle. No
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