Matthew 10
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A failure of compassion
Outdoor workers need a little water and shade every four hours. Is that too much to ask?
The emotion standing in the way of peace
Anger can be both healthy and helpful. Rage offers only destruction.
I was a scribe for the Chicago Illuminated Scripture Project
What would possess me to copy a chapter of the Bible by hand?
Maybe this really is a time of divine judgment
Amid pandemic and protest, will we turn to each other and live?
June 28, Ordinary Time 13A (Matthew 10:40–42)
What happens when we are the refugees, the strangers, and the dying?
June 21, Ordinary 12A (Matthew 10:24–39)
Jesus keeps saying, “Do not be afraid.” But there’s so much to be afraid of.
Has family become an idol?
The Bible gives no sense that the family is an end in itself.
Convicted for taking water to thirsty people
The No More Deaths volunteers were imitating the logic of the incarnation.
The quiet Christian witness of A Rocha Canada
The evangelical group teaches farming, provides hospitality to newly arrived refugees, and watches the local salmon.
A deeper welcome (Jeremiah 28:5-9; Matthew 10:40-42)
“Be welcoming!” Jesus says. Yes, we've got this one covered.
The peaceable priestly kingdom (Exodus 19:2–8a; Romans 5:1–8; Matthew 9:35–10:23)
If it's in the first verse of Romans 5, it must be important to Paul.
July 2, Ordinary 13A (Matthew 10:40–42)
Matthew 25 is not the only way that Christ appears in our world.
June 25, Ordinary 12A (Matthew 10:24–39)
We have value because we are creatures, like sparrows.
June 18, 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Exodus 19:2–8a; Psalm 100; Romans 5:1–8; Matthew 9:35–10:8
Sacred inwardness: Why secularism has no meaning
Perhaps the real lack of faith in modern society comes down to a lack of reverence for the people around us.