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Recent Posts from Living the Good News

New Life in Jesus / Una vida nueva en Jesús

Click here for daily readings We like to cling to our traditions. We tend to gripe over changes to things we are used to. “But this is the way we always have done it,” is a line that has come up in numerous event planning meetings I have been a part of. As a result,

Mercy, Not Sacrifice / La misericordia, no el sacrificio

Click here for daily readings I have noticed in my time in ministry and as I have been trying to follow Jesus for a while now, that there is a trap laid before the feet of a weathered Christian. When I was younger, I misunderstood this trap. I thought that people used religion as a

Make Straight the Path / Enderece el camino

Click here for daily readings Today’s Gospel from John emphasizes peace and the Holy Spirit abiding within us. Christ’s first word following His death is “Peace”. I do not find that I am a naturally peaceful person. I tend to get easily distracted and upset by life not being “fair”, or agitated when things do

Sometimes God Causes Problems / A veces Dios causa problemas

Click here for daily reading Abraham is in a difficult situation in our first reading. Sarah didn’t trust that God would give her children, and she had told Abraham to father a child with his servant, Hagar. Ishmael was born. Today we read that Sarah does conceive and gives birth to Isaac, finally having trusted

God’s Great Mercy / La gran misericordia de Dios

Click here for daily readings Angels came to rescue Lot and his wife and two daughters when their city, Sodom, was to be destroyed. Lot hesitated so the angels took them all by the hand and led them out of the city. The angels said to them, “Flee for your life! Don’t look back…” They

Following in the Martyrs’ Footsteps / Siguiendo las huellas de los mártires

Click here for daily readings “We do not pray for the martyrs as we pray for those others, rather, they pray for us, that we may follow in their footsteps.” (St. Augustine) The glory of the martyrs lies in their desire to conform completely to the will of the Father. They exemplify Jesus’s difficult message

The Other Dimension of Suffering / La otra dimensión del sufrimiento

Click here for daily readings I have really been drawn to the lives of the saints lately. It amazes me how much they were willing to suffer and offer up that suffering, but even more so, how they were able to use their suffering as a way to unite themselves to Christ.  I don’t pretend

As You Have Believed, Let It Be Done / Como has creído, que se haga

Click here for daily readings Faith. Faith requires humility, the willingness to accept as truth things that are beyond our understanding. Faith humbly bows down before the truth it cannot grasp, and lives according to its demands. Faith says, “I cannot, but God can,” and then trusts and receives what God wills. Many times in

His Most Sacred Heart / El Sagrado Corazón de Jesús

Click here for daily readings Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. What a gift! The readings today point to something He wants us to really embrace, His Sacred Heart full of pure love! You all know that the word “love” is overly used. We say we love this and