In the New Testament, Jesus famously states that part of the greatest commandment is “to love our neighbor as ourselves” (see ...

Sunday’s sermon may be the shortest, at least in current times. It was brought by our pastor, Jim Burgen, before going on summer break. But it may also be the most important sermon for anyone to ...

Two Vietnamese seminarians, Tuan Do and Joseph Nguyen, were ordained as deacons at St. Patrick Church in North Little Rock.

We can truly pray for them, even our worst enemy. Prayer can soften the hardest hearts. If you're living with a difficult ...

Jesus’ commandment to love as he did is accompanied by the saving grace of the Spirit to help us on this way forward. We are to come alongside one another in love, not just with loving words, but in ...

“I give you a new commandment: Love one another. By this, everyone will know that you are ... There are three great virtues, St. Paul says: “Faith, hope and love, but the greatest of these is love” (1 ...

Fr. John Damian Adizie Our LORD Jesus Christ is the glorified Son of God. He is the Exalted Messiah and the Worthy Lamb of God. He is also the channel of Divine glorification. As a glorified Son of ...

This short passage from John’s gospel, in which Jesus speaks of his ‘new commandment’ – “Love one another as I have loved you” – is sandwiched, significantly, between Judas’s ...

In our Gospel, we hear Jesus give his disciples the most astounding commandment possible. It is one thing to say, "Love one another" — and that is intensified in his command to love our enemies.

especially Jesus’ commandment to “love one another just as I have loved you.” We imagined what it might look like for campers (and staff) to live into that commandment while at camp. Large pieces of ...