Sermons

And perhaps we, too, with God’s help, with Paul will come to say, “it is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.”

Jesus will offer in abundance the bread – his “bread” – than which nothing is more satisfying to our souls.

Choosing the proper Lord, we are much more likely to attain our purpose or “end,” which (suggests Paul) is holiness.

The closer we follow Jesus and the more we respond to his love, the more freeing, even “easy,” it is to follow him – still effortful, but “easy.”

Today in the Eucharist I pray that we may have the grace to receive this love, and then go out and be this love.