Jesus' point was not about prioritizing family first and neighbors second. It was about demolishing the categories that keep us from seeing each other as worthy of love in the first place.

The Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus reveals the most critical aspect of our Christian life: Our faith is a love ...

Jesus came to Earth to love each of us and for us to love one another. Though we are all sinners, He never stops loving us. All He asks of us is that we forgive one another, ...

Luke’s Sermon on the Plain also contains a love teaching of Jesus. “Love your enemies,” Jesus says, “do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who abuse you” (Luke ...

Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind ...

Like the first disciples, we need to keep the fire of Jesus' words burning in our hearts. The Eucharist helps.

Weddings are an American rite of passage, the ultimate moment when dreams come true. No expense or effort is spared to make the wedding the perfect moment. Family and friends ...

"Beloved Jesus, our Savior, come to our home with your presence full of love and mercy. Today we invoke you with a heart full of trust and devotion, asking for your protection over our family.

Jesus laid down his life for us, in the ultimate act of selfless love. He calls us to do the same thing in our marriages, too — in dozens of ways every day.

Jesus gives us knowledge for how to live in this world, how to be with each other—love one another, forgive one another, encourage one another, pray for one another.