For the Fourth Sunday of Lent, Tim O’Malley writes about the proclamation from Chronicles, that we are thrown into the divine judgment of the kingdom of Judah and the city of Jerusalem. The whole people ...
Timothy O’Malley writes for the Third Sunday of Lent about Jesus raising a ruckus in the temple, which was turned into a marketplace. God gave us the Ten Commandments to avoid leading our hearts into ...
Reflecting on the Second Sunday of Lent, Timothy O’Malley writes: “If we are to celebrate the resurrection on Easter, we must gaze upon Our Lord, see his suffering, and the suffering of our neighbor here ...
As we journey through the first days of Lent, Tim O’Malley, reflecting on the First Sunday of Lent, reminds us “Penance is not a mode of self-punishment, whereby we, the Christian, prove our mettle against ...
The readings for the Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time speaks of leprosy. Tim O’Malley relates leprosy to the COVID-19 pandemic. He says, “Even if we distance ourselves from others to spare them from the virus, ...
Reflecting on the Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time, Timothy O’Malley says “Job got it wrong. Life is not meaningless, precisely because God is faithful to us even in the darkness.” O’Malley says, “Jesus’ healings are ...
For the Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time, Timothy O’Malley says Jesus’ “word is effective. Through speech, the power of God’s word casts out demons from a suffering man.” O’Malley says: “In our churches each day, ...
Reflecting on the readings for the Third Sunday of Ordinary Time, Timothy O’Malley says that to be a fisher of men is to participate in the work of discipleship, inviting others into the kingdom. St. ...
For the Second Sunday of Ordinary Time, Tim O’Malley writes that Jesus asks the two disciples, “What are you looking for?” This question of Jesus is addressed not just to those two disciples but to ...
Tim O’Malley writes for The Baptism of the Lord, that the Word made flesh, the splendor of the Father, is baptized with a baptism of repentance. In this act, Our Lord places himself in the ...