What would it be if you could put a price on your life? Would it be $10 million? Would it be 20 Bitcoin? Would it be the gross national income of the federated states of Micronesia? What would it be? What are you worth?
Today, on Palm Sunday, the price for your life is revealed. In the mass for Palm Sunday, we hear the whole passion of Jesus Christ. We hear the entirely true story of the Lord’s love for us. And what is revealed to us, you are worth the very death of God. Your price is God’s death. There’s no amount of Bitcoin, dollars, success, fame, or pleasure that would come close to the value that has already been put on your heart, which is God dying for you. Enter into Jesus’ passion on this Palm Sunday, and realize your worth. This is Spirit juice, peace.
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The Woman At The Well
You can often spot American tourists by one simple thing: the water bottle they carry everywhere. We’re always searching for the perfect way to stay hydrated, the next bottle, the next solution.
In this Sunday’s Gospel, the woman at the well has a different encounter. When she meets Jesus, she leaves her water jar behind. In His presence, the thing she once clung to suddenly doesn’t matter anymore.
That’s what happens when we stay close to Jesus. The things we hold onto so tightly begin to lose their grip, and we discover that He alone is enough.
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SpongeBob or Patrick?
SpongeBob versus Patrick. We all know SpongeBob. We all know he actually has a lot of drive. He actually has a lot of vision. He wants to do something, and he gets after it. Patrick, on the other hand, he has no vision. He lives under a rock. He doesn’t really do anything. That is how we can so often live as Catholics. We live as Patrick…
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Something That Lasts
I recently took my college kids on a pilgrimage to Orvieto, Italy. Orvieto is the home to a Eucharistic Miracle, and I could talk about the Eucharistic Miracle all day. What is so crazy is that St. Thomas Aquinas lived during the time of this Eucharistic Miracle. St. Thomas Aquinas fell so deeply in love with Jesus and the Eucharist that he wrote “The Tantum Ergo.” “The Tantum Ergo” is sung every day around the world…
