The Christmas story, as presented in the Scriptures, holds treasured memories reaching back to our earliest childhood. The Jubilee Year of Mercy enriches these memories with an added poignancy. We shall begin Christmas midnight Mass with the words of the Prophet Isaiah: “The people that walked in darkness have seen a great light; on those
“Coming home” is a beautiful description of the heart’s complex longing. It reaches beyond the limitations of location to embrace an unarticulated desire to be at peace with ourselves, to be at peace with those we love and, above all, to be at peace with God. To have achieved such peace is, in the deepest
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