Entries by Diane Palumbo

Sunday Reflection (December 11, 2022)

The book of James notes (5:7-11) if things do not happen as fast as we like or the way we want it, we are apt to grumble and complain against one another. Impatience makes it easy to criticize and complain rather than work out solutions. Nevertheless, do not be discouraged: While waiting for the Lord’s […]

Sunday Reflection (December 4, 2022)

Reflecting upon verses from Deuteronomy, a Psalm, and the prophet Isaiah, the Apostle Paul points out that God’s special blessing for the world came through one particular Jew, Jesus of Nazareth. (Romans 15:8-13). Through God’s mercy, the Gentiles (non-Jews) have been brought into fellowship with the God of Israel. God’s grace is poured out upon […]

Sunday Reflection (November 27, 2022)

Origin of Alexandria, an early Christian theologian, was tortured later in life because of his Christian faith. Physically, he was broken, and later he died because of this cruel treatment. He was not a stranger to suffering: When he was young, his father had been martyred because of his faith in Christ. In spite of […]

Sunday Reflection (November 20, 2022)

Christ the King Sunday is about a seemingly powerless Messiah hanging on the cross; yet these lyrics reveal a mystery: “Love crucified, arose and the grave became a place of hope” (Michael Card). The resurrection established the eternal dynasty when God vindicated Jesus by raising him from the dead. The resurrection displays God’s power over […]