John the Baptist's call to repentance is every bit as important for Christians today as it was for his neighbours in the first century.
Is it possible that sometimes what we find most frustrating, discomfiting, or even embarrassing about God is for our benefit?
How do our practices and habits from this life translate - or not - into the resurrection?
All Souls Day is not a popular observance. After all, why come together to think about death and the dead when we are not obliged to do so?
Why do we need the saints if we have the example of Christ?