You write so beautifully. The reminders of the fullness of God, and His peace within our often weary hearts, is exactly what I needed tonight. I shall rest there.
May the Holy Ghost continue to inspire you, Our Lord to lead you, Our Holy Mother to pray for you, St. Joseph to protect and provide for you, and Our Father to love you.
Mr. Jackson, Thank you for this exceptional reminder of Truth. It is not found in committees, listening sessions, or dialogue, but in every Word that comes from the mouth of God. I pray I may be faithful until the end, placing ALL of my trust in Jesus, ALL of the time. Not some of it. Not part of the time, nor even most of the time. ALL of it, ALL of the time.
De profundis ad te clamavi Domine; Domine exaudi orationem meam. Amen.
Definitely not something that "Cardinal" Soup-Eech or Ess-Jay James Martin would approve for publishing in the parish newsletter...but certainly pleasing to The Good Lord and the minds and souls of your readers.
You write so beautifully. The reminders of the fullness of God, and His peace within our often weary hearts, is exactly what I needed tonight. I shall rest there.
Thank you.
What beautiful words to wake up to this morning! Thank you Chris, this is the most beautiful thing you've written that I've read.
What a great way to start today on this, the Feast of the Holy Family. God reward you Chris for all you do.
Absolutely brilliant and beautiful!
Such great insight and wisdom. Thank you!!
Perfectly exquisite, and yes that longing ever springs forth from the goodness of God calling us to Him. The beauty that elicits tears.
Oh, my gosh! Beautiful, Chris!
May the Holy Ghost continue to inspire you, Our Lord to lead you, Our Holy Mother to pray for you, St. Joseph to protect and provide for you, and Our Father to love you.
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Mr. Jackson, Thank you for this exceptional reminder of Truth. It is not found in committees, listening sessions, or dialogue, but in every Word that comes from the mouth of God. I pray I may be faithful until the end, placing ALL of my trust in Jesus, ALL of the time. Not some of it. Not part of the time, nor even most of the time. ALL of it, ALL of the time.
De profundis ad te clamavi Domine; Domine exaudi orationem meam. Amen.
Definitely not something that "Cardinal" Soup-Eech or Ess-Jay James Martin would approve for publishing in the parish newsletter...but certainly pleasing to The Good Lord and the minds and souls of your readers.
Can’t think of one priest in decades who can unpack today’s Scripture as you have just done. Truly amazing
I have no words, merely tears for your beautiful message of encouragement. Thank you, Chris, and may God be with you.
Outstanding! Your writing is a ray of sunshine and hope in a world of dark, overcast skies. God bless you.
Absolutely beautiful! God willing, someday we will once again hear sermons like this masterpiece!
Chris, new subscriber here, is this homily, of Sunday’s readings, a regular feature? I truly hope so 🙏👍
It is starting to be.
A wonderful article! Thank you 🙏🏻