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In the readings for tomorrow’s daily Mass, the Feast of Saint Thomas Aquinas,  we continue our survey of the second book of Samuel.   In this particular reading we see King David’s response to God’s promise to him.  God has just promised him an everlasting kingdom, that David’s throne will lastContinue Reading

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The last few days I’ve talked about what Ordinary Time is (this post) and how that it begins to order our lives toward Christ (this post.)  That’s what our liturgy is about.  The liturgical year is ordered in a way to bring the Christian’s prayer life into a basic rhythm,Continue Reading

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Today was one of those amazing days where I got the honor of sitting in a group of men who are offering their lives in hopes of eventually being configured to Christ to the servant in Holy Orders.  It struck me as I began to read the readings for tomorrowContinue Reading