On the blessed mother The object of the Christian life is growing in relationship with the Triune God. We see this perfect model in the Blessed Virgin Mary: the Daughter of God the Father, Mother of God the Son, and Spouse of God the Holy Spirit.
On the Priesthood and the Holy Sacrifice “Do this in remembrance of me” (Luke 22:19). To modern English readers, the notion of priesthood may seem foreign, but to ancient Jewish ears, the sacrificial undertones would have been clear.
On the Real Presence of the Eucharist When Christ said, “This is my body,” was He conveying a symbolic or literal meaning? And if it was literal, does it indicate a physical presence, or merely a spiritual presence?
The ladder of divine ascent In the Gospel accounts of Jesus, we see Christ associate Himself with the Ladder of Jacob’s vision.
The blessed virgin and the ark I think there is ample evidence to conclude that ancient Marian typology is rich and full of meaningful truths.
Christ: the second Moses In his commentary on the Hebrew Bible, St. Augustine once said, “In the Old Testament the New is concealed, in the New the Old is revealed.” Can this be demonstrated?
Philemon’s Hidden Gospel In most Bibles, Philemon is just a page long with 25 verses. In spite of its length, the Lord simultaneously displays the rich intricacy and concision of the Gospel.
