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A couple of weeks ago I was sitting at a meeting when a friend turned to me and asked if I had an extra pen. I took a look, and on the bottom of my backpack, I saw an old ball-point pen. The plastic outer shell of it was broken. It was kind of dirty too from dust, lint or whatever other particles made it into this bag that doubles as both my gym bag and briefcase. At any event, I pulled the pen out half not realizing I had done so, as I said "No, I don't."
He looked at me kind of in disbelief trying to figure out whether I was stupid or busting on him as he said "Uh - what's that?" And I said "Oh this, you don't want to use this, I mean look at it, it's old, it's broken, I doubt it even works." He grabbed the pen, swirled it on his pad a few times and then it started working again (gotta hand it to Ballpoint, they do make a good pen) and he said "yeah - this is fine..." as he proceeded to use it for the next hour without even the slightest of difficulties.
Here I was - maybe out of embarrassment, or a mistaken belief that there's no way this would be useful - prepared not to give my friend something he needed at the moment he needed it, because I had already judged the pen inadequate. Kind of a silly example, but we see something similar happening in today's Gospel.
In this reading, we hear of one of Jesus' most famous, most recounted and remembered of miracles - the feeding of the multitudes with 5 barley loaves and two fishes. As told by St. John, this version contains an interesting detail. When Jesus sees the crowd of well over 5,000 (considering that was only the number of men – with women and children, the crowd was probably well over 15,000) He shows his love, his concern and makes it clear that he wishes to get them something to eat. Turning to his closest followers, his inner circle, his apostles, Andrew seems to be the only one with any ideas (the others are probably thinking, as we hear in the other gospels, to send them home thinking the crowd is to big). Andrew points out that a young boy has come forward and offered all that he had: 5 loaves and 2 fish. But as soon as Andrew acknowledges this offer, very quickly, he dismisses it as inadequate saying "what good are these for so many?"
How often in our land of plenty and abundance do we look at the material things we possess as inadequate as we almost get into this competition of sorts with one another. (I'm just as bad as anyone else. As soon as a new iphone is released I start thinking how inferior, how much slower, how much worse my phone is in comparison)
But more personally, more directly: how often do we see the gifts, the talents, the abilities that we possess as "not good enough?" Sometimes it's out of fear, embarrassment – where we've determined what we possess isn't as good as it should be or worse out of comparing ourselves to others what we possess isn't as good as somebody else.
I've heard it in parishioners saying they can't volunteer to help teach CCD because "they're not good enough" or I won't sing with the choir because "there's people who sing better than I do." People will skip opportunities to help at a soup kitchen "what can one person do?" Sometimes people will resist going to visit someone who is ill or being with a family at a funeral saying "I don't know what to say..." Even sometimes young men dismiss thoughts of a priestly vocation or young women think they could never be called to be a religious sister because "I'm not holy enough." There's a whole bunch of examples we can think of pertaining to each of us in our different aspects of life.
One lesson this Gospel tries to point out is that it's not about us. We can get so worked up trying to evaluate things conceiving a plan, speculating how things will work out (and in the process, undermine how blessed we truly are as we compare ourselves to others) that we can get overwhelmed, doubtful in our faith and stifling ourselves into inaction.
Yet look at how Jesus takes this nameless boy's example to speak to us today. If like him, we simply, humbly offer to Jesus all that we have, all that we possess, all that we are - it is then that He is able to work miracles through us and with us.
If that were something that was lived by every disciple, then this wouldn't be simply a miracle story we recount once a year, remembering this one day where a multitude of people had their physical hunger alleviated. It would be a model of how Jesus Christ continues to transform the hearts of his believers and the world around them. Jesus would continue to be working miracles, fulfilling the deeper hungers, alleviating the spiritual and physical malnourishment that so many are suffering simply because we've been stuck asking ourselves as we look at our gifts, our talents, our possessions - "What good are these?"
Jesus is willing to show us exactly how good they are, if only we would be willing to share them.
A week ago, I returned from a 10 day pilgrimage to Italy where we visited the cities of Rome, Assisi and Orvietto. Some of you know that the fact that I've been able to get over my fear of flying has been a big feat I'm still working on. I'm nowhere near as anxious as I was 7 years ago when I flew for the first time in over 16 years nor as panicked as I was 4 years ago the first time I traveled outside the United States (that's when I realized it wasn't just air travel I was fearful of, but the whole traveling abroad experience, but I digress)
But I realize I still have a ways to go with this whole traveling experience... Primarily when it comes to packing. Here I was going away for 10 days and you would've thought I was moving residences. First I was going through the prescriptions I'm on - make sure I had all of those for my trip. Then I thought "I should bring some of the over-the counter stuff I take - Advil, Zantac" Then as I'm looking in my medicine cabinet I started thinking what about Pepto Bismol (just in case) or Tums... I don't use them often - but what if? Then it was toothpaste, soap (because of course they don't have those things in Italy?) shampoo (for the ever decreasing head of hair) deodorant. Then it was packing clothes, how many shirts, pants, socks... how many shoes, flipflops. Books - I was going to be in Assisi, so I wanted to bring a favorite "Bonaventure's Life of Francis" – something for the plane. Oh that's right, for the plane, I need my iPad (as well as my iPhone, with chargers, and wires; headphones) Then every time I went to the store and was walking near the travel/trial size section I stated adding more things like Tide-detergent packets, bounty "wrinkle release" sprays, etc. well, you get the idea.
I most certainly did not pack "light" for the journey. While some of the things were necessary – I'm sure my fellow travelers were happy I included my deodorant – truth be told as I was unpacking things Sunday night, (after re-packing them Saturday night in Italy) I noticed that there was a bulk of stuff, things, items that I never used once. The book I thought would be so essential to my visit to Assisi, I had left in the hotel room and never once cracked it open. And just looking at all of these things I realize how they helped weigh me down, slow me down, distract me, attach me to certain fears or worries that I carry.
But it's much more than that. At the heart of this Gospel, Jesus is saying Just go; just trust me... - my words, my invitation to follow me more than anything else in the world.
That's harder to do then learning to pack lightly: To trust Him. To trust He has a plan. To trust He is with us. To trust He wants what's best for us. To trust that it's going to work out (even when our rational minds argue with us it can't or it won't) To trust that our security isn't tied to what we possess and cling onto.
In inviting us to be His followers, Jesus wants us to simply and solely possess and cling onto Him
Because what I found is my suitcase can be a good life-metaphor too. What things are we holding onto in our hearts and minds in our life journey's? What things do we carry with us that weigh us down, slow us down, distract and diminish us? The angers, the resentments, the disappointments. The jealousies, rivalries, anxieties and all the other "ies" that we keep schlepping along as we go to work, go to school, interact (or don't) with relatives, friends, co-workers, and neighbors.
Jesus asks us to unload them and trust in Him alone in supplying us with what we need to carry with us place to place, day to day; making room for the possessions of God that He wants us to carry and lavishly share: His love, His forgiveness, His mercy, His generosity, His hope. In the end – the real end - when our journey's are at an end - we'll find those are the only things we needed, the only things that truly mattered.
Hi everyone... We're on our last day of Pilgrimage. Here's my homily for the feast of St Thomas the Apostle (readings at usccb.org - July 3) Thanks as always for reading and your feedback - and prayers
St. Thomas, the Apostle who's feast day we celebrate today gets a pretty bad rap. Think about it if you were asked how you'd like to be remembered 2,000 years later in three words or less, how amazingly difficult that would be. Yet for the apostles, we seem to have a bunch of them: Peter - The Rock; John - The Beloved; Judas - The traitor... And in those three cases, you have to admit that scripture and tradition seemed to have gotten those just right. Peter as the first pope, with all his strengths and weaknesses led the Early Church after Jesus' Ascension and proved to be a firm "rock" of leadership for the Church. Judas, despite whatever good he might have done in his life, after selling out Jesus for 30 silver pieces, well, it's kind of hard to recover from that and so, he's simply known as the traitor. And John, the faithful friend of Jesus, the only one of the 12 to stand at the foot of the cross, the one Jesus entrusted the care of Mary, His Mother for the rest of her earthy life, it seems obvious why he is remembered as "the beloved."
But ask many people about Thomas - an almost immediate impulse is to label him in a similar way as "The Doubter." We even use the term calling someone a "Doubting Thomas" to describe someone who's negative or cynical - all because of his giving voice to to the disappointments that he had with himself and the others as he speaks with candid honesty in saying "I will not believe."
Seriously, why wouldn't he react like that? As we visited the Sacra Scala, as we visited this church of Sancta Croce with the relics of the Holy Cross on this last day of our pilgrimage - we know these aren't just historic artifacts or pious relics to look at curiously. They put the passion, the death of Jesus Christ front and center. And looking and reflecting on these things, these sites from St. Thomas' perspective - well we have to image that there was so many things that had happened that he couldn't believe, couldn't wrap his mind around that gave birth to his doubts:
- It was scandalous to him that Jesus would be betrayed by one and denied by another of the chosen 12.
-It was horrible for him to consider that the rest of them couldn't or wouldn't be able to do anything to stop what had happened to Jesus;
-It was unimaginable to him that the one who had given them faith, hope and love; the one that they had left everything in their lives behind to go and follow - that Jesus was left for dead on a cross.
That three days later, he's hearing these reports that Jesus had been raised from the dead,
that Jesus had accomplished what he had promised he would,
that indeed hell has been defeated,
that death has been conquered.
Thomas is hearing all of this remarkable news from the same people who had been such failures so recently, who could blame him from being beyond skeptical? So Thomas' seems to dismiss this incredible news of the Resurrection of Jesus, an event that would change human history forever with those simple words "I will not believe."
But if we are able to move past his impulse his initial moment of heart-wrenching honesty, maybe we can look at Thomas in a different light and even consider changing the idea of Thomas being labeled "the doubter" to something else... Perhaps Thomas "the faithful." Because in truth, his doubting words don't match his actions of faith.
Because the week after this whole "doubting" scene, look at what happens - Has he let his doubts drive him away from the others? Has he let his unbelief discount all that he had come to believe that Jesus had taught? Does he let his realization of what complete and utter failures he himself was as well as the others were in not standing up (or even standing by) Jesus at his hour of need, does he let that drive him to loneliness or despair? No, a week later, we find Thomas is there in the locked room with the others. Because he remains faithful WITH his doubts, because he has been honest about his unbelief, Jesus the risen savior is able to meet him. Jesus is able to heal him of the unbelief that had been so deadly to the heart of the believer. That's why Thomas can be such a great model for us.
Because truth be told, We have our doubts too, don't we? Sometimes it's borne from the actions or lack of actions from others. We know that there are things, scandals that have plagued our Church over the last few years and every time the news reports one of these things they bring a flood of angry, disappointed, heartbreaking, nauseous feelings to all of us. We have our doubts about our politicians, our government leaders... Seeing tension, animosity, extremes fighting each other with no compromise in sight that leaves us questioning our faith in those institutions. Closer to home there's things that makes us wonder, makes us question, makes us doubt. Things that undermine so many important aspects of our Christian lives. Sickness, death, divorce, people who are suffering - all those different intentions we've had with us all week, when we return home and are away from the beauty and the amazement of this place and this time, those intentions can sometimes return to simply being crosses in our lives that have the potential, if we allow them to, to be deadly to the hearts of us believers as well.
Thomas, formerly known as "the doubting" - Thomas the faithful though gives us an essential lesson to deal with all this: and here it is - Having doubts is okay... giving into them is not. Because that night when Thomas encounters the risen Christ as he gathers in that locked room full of flawed, failed, broken individuals like himself, yes as he gathers with the Church... It is there that he realizes something within him that wants to see past the scandal of the cross, that something within him wants to see past his own doubts and disbelief. When he does his vision is transformed: All he is able to see is the hands and the side as he beholds the risen Jesus Christ in his midst.
For us that is the challenge that we face as our Pilgrimage draws to a close. Will we accept the challenge? Not to deny our doubts, but not to give into them either.
Rather, - bringing them to the Risen Lord who we encounter at every Mass in the Eucharist where his body and blood are present among brothers and sisters who are also pained by scandals,
- bringing them around the altars of our home parishes knowing we are all united by that Eucharist as one universal family who shares that very common bond and hope, wishing to move past the legitimate fears we are so often challenged by from some harsh realities of the world;
-bringing them among others who have also doubted that God is so interested in us loves us personally that He actually has a dream for us... A dream that if we ever truly considered it could radically open our hearts and minds to conceive something greater for ourselves than we ever imagined.
If we like Thomas allow ourselves not to be limited by our doubts, but to be moved from unbelief to belief as well; then this time in Assisi and Rome not to be just a trip... then these saints we've visited and learned about over the last few days aren't just new trivia facts we've learned to pull out the next time we're watching Jeopardy or something, but heroes in the faith spurring us to join them in our own ways, responding to God's call to holiness in our own particular way... then this pilgrimage will have eternal significance in helping each of us become Jesus' faithful disciples as well. own particular way... then this pilgrimage will have eternal significance in helping each of us become Jesus' faithful disciples as well.
Hi everyone. Thanks again for following along on our pilgrimage. Today we were blessed to celebrate Mass at the grotto of the tomb of St Peter which is beneath the main altar of St Peters Basillica. The readings can be found at usccb.org for Thursday July 2, 2015
Do you ever encounter people of such great faith it just humbles you... makes you wonder if you're able to trust like them, believe like them, forgive like them - love like them – and you somewhat suspect the answer to those questions would be no?
About two weeks ago, in the United States we had that horrific news of that disturbed young man who unleashed such atrocious evil, shooting and killing 9 people in a South Carolina Church - after sitting with them for over an hour as they studied the bible, prayed together... They were so sincere, so genuine, so loving the killer admitted "I almost didn't kill them because they were so nice." It was sickening on so many levels. And after so many racially tensed incidents over the last year that have been broadcast and regurgitated on our 24/7 news cycles, was another concern for many that this could explode into something even more heinous.
Not two days after the murder, as the killer appeared before the judge, an absolutely amazing thing happened. The relatives of those who were killed got to address this young man in court. Some sobbing, some with their voices shaking and breaking down mid sentence - they all expressed that they forgave him.
I thought of that amazing incident, amazing forgiveness, amazing love, amazing faith - as I read this first reading from Genesis. Here Abraham and Sarah's first born - the one they longed for, hoped for well into their advanced ages. And God calls Abraham to "sacrifice him."
There's a whole lot going on here that troubles our sensibilities: Why would God ask him to do such a thing in the first place – the quick answer, for Abraham to recognize how deep his faith truly was - that Abraham got to a place where he knew and trusted the same God who somehow brought Isaac into existence in the first place would somehow make sense of this as well)
But in a similar way, we can see how these courageous family members from South Carolina recognized the command by the Lord to offer their radical forgiveness, in a sense is just as troubling to our human sensitivities. Our human condition constantly pecks at us to ignore what faith call us to, doesn't it? There would be plenty of commentators, many of us who would say "we totally understand" had the family member who just had their loved ones killed in a Church – had called for revenge, if they cursed the guy... Just as there's a part of us who might feel that hearing that first reading we would totally understand had Abraham said to God - I can't - I won't do that.
Which is why we're in the perfect place. Not just God's house. Not just this most beautiful basilica in the world (I feel safe making that declaration even not having seen all the other ones) But here, at the tomb of our first Pope - St. Peter. Because in St. Peter, we see a man who we can relate to those feelings probably better than most. He wanted to have the faith of Abraham, He wanted to have the ability to love and forgive as Jesus commanded - but so often (and very often publicly) fell short in dramatic ways: asking Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew - so how many times do I have to forgive someone??? Declaring "I don't know the man" just hours after promising he would follow Jesus wherever he went - even if it lead to his own death.
But one thing St Peter reminds us is that faith, and trust - it's kind of a chicken and egg thing - we don't really know which comes first. They're so intertwined. And to be a true, obedient disciple, you need both... Peter shows that even though he personally failed in his own faith at times- he still trusted in Jesus' words, Jesus' teachings, he still trusted in Jesus' faith and trust in Peter. That caused him immense personal suffering (after his Good Friday denial, the Gospels tell us he wept bitterly) But it also enabled Peter to not forget, not lose his trust that the same Jesus who offers his Mercy and forgiveness so radically like he did to the paralytic in today's Gospel (as well as curing him) that Jesus could do that for Him as well... not just 7 times...
That trust he had for Jesus would constantly call Peter back to the Lord, calling him to deeper faith, deeper trust himself - till the day Peter humbly, willingly offered his very life as a martyr not far from this very spot where we stand now, where he is buried. The fisherman, the rock that Christ would build his Church upon was far from perfect throughout his following, his discipleship, his papacy. But his honest, sincere, heartfelt attempt... His ability to keep getting up and going to the Lord for forgiveness is what ultimately transformed him into the Rock that Jesus imagined him to be.
May you and I who look to St. Peter as an example, an inspiration– ask for his prayers when we struggle, when our faith and trust aren't as in sync as they need to be for us to truly become transformed into the disciple of Jesus Christ, He imagines us to be.
Hi everyone. Thanks again for checking in. Here's my homily for WEDNESDAY 7/1 - given in the city of Orvietto. After Mass this morning we return to Rome. God Bless - Fr Jim
Every once in awhile people will ask - What's the hardest thing the hardest part of being a priest? From their reactions they seem to have certain expectations of what they think the answer will be: The promise to remain chaste for life – forsaking having a wife and family? The promise of obedience to the Archbishop - recognizing that any day the Archbishop could call and say "I need you to go to a new assignment" - and there's an expectation that you would put aside your wants, desires and say "Yes" - for the good of the Church.
There's some truth to those examples - and other challenges come to mind. But over the last 16 years of priesthood - for me, the hardest part has always been the extremes that a priest can encounter just in the course of one day. Being a part of one family's incredible joy and then another family's incredible pain in the matter of a few hours. That became crystalized early in my priesthood when on this particular Saturday I ended up celebrating 5 Sacramental encounters: A morning Daily Mass; a Funeral Mass; A wedding Mass; a 5:30 PM Saturday night Mass and then giving someone in the hospital who was sick and dying viaticum - his last communion before his death.
As prepared as I thought I was - homilies printed out in different colored folders (don't want to mess that up!) I had no idea how difficult that was going to be. Seeing a family devastated at the funeral mass for a young person who died in a tragic loss and a few hours later family's (with similar aged young people) gathering to celebrate the joy of uniting a husband and wife... two regular parish masses with people on all ends of emotional specturms themselves - then driving up to the hospital and being witha family who's loved one had been suffering from cancer for some time. It was a lot to encounter.
It was during the 5:30 pm Mass that I had a spiritual revelation that has never left me. When we were preparing the altar for now the 4th time, and I saw parishioners gathering again to bring the bread and wine up the altar that it clicked that I had seen this happen 4 times in this very Church, to very different congregations. First to a group of mostly elderly parishioners who faithfully attend Mass every morning; then to a Church of people - some stunned, some numb in grief; then to family's filled with joy as well as fear as they watch two young adults make one of the biggest steps in their lives - to now at the end of the day, 300-400 ordinary parishioners ranging from newborns to 80 something's gathering together as they did week after week. In some ways, each of these Masses couldn't have been more different.
Yet they all came to the same altar. They all came, as they were, looking to be fed with the Body of Christ. Part of the sadness was my own expectations not being met. Because:
That Eucharist I wish I could say instantly removed all pain and grief for the one family.
That Eucharist I wish I could say guaranteed the newly married Mr and Mrs protection from all pain and suffering and only the richest of blessings for the rest of their lives
That Eucharist I wish I could say just as miraculously transformed everyone's "ordinariness" into something "extraordinary" as bread and wine becoming Jesus body and blood did.
But sadly that wasn't the case. People still sobbed. I'm unsure of what happened to that couple the days, weeks and years since they left after they got married and moved out of state... and taking a look around during that 5:30 - despite my best efforts, some people were yawning and didn't appear to have changed much during that Mass.
But I realized those were my own expectations that were messed up - and I walked away with a new appreciation. What everyone had in common; what everyone desired on some level (whether they could ever articulate it completely or not) - and very personally what I knew to be true at the end of that long day – what had sustained me, and nourished me - we all wanted Jesus' very presence in that Eucharist: Mourners, wedding-guests, parishioners from every extreme imaginable - that was we all sought. And in all those moments throughout the day He himself fed us with his very flesh; He himself quenched our thirst with his very blood.
It was Jesus' presence, and His presence alone that every group of people desired on some unspoken level. It was Jesus Himself that would be with one family in their darkest, most painful moment - and that He would remain with them every day, as they tried to come face to face with this loss in their lives. It was Jesus Himself that was the guest at this Wedding Feast - who would remain with that couple in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health - all the days of their lives. It was Jesus Himself who made the ordinary extraordinary and that daily, weekly nourishment would impact and change the lives of every soul who welcomed Him, received Him - really consumed Him and allowed Him to change their very lives.
That's the thought that came to mind... so often as Catholics we struggle with doubts over the Eucharist and because we tell ourselves that we're bad Catholics if we struggle or have doubts we suppress them even more. Yet I think it's our expectations about the Eucharist which is what gets us tripped up rather than any serious question of faith... Which is one of the consolations we should take being here... in this beautiful place here in Orvietto. Here in the 13th Century, a priest who is described as pious -- in the deep recesses of his heart, where he was most honest with the Lord, he revealed his doubts, his reservations how the God of the Universe could somehow be really present in a piece of bread and cup of wine. As he celebrated Mass, he hadn't even gotten to the words of consecration and inexplicably blood started to come from the host onto the priests hands and onto the corporal and altar cloths. Making this place a place of pilgrimage.
What is part of the exciting thing about our relationship with the Lord. He knows specifically what it is we need at the time we need it. Instead of comparing and allowing jealousy and envy to enter in when we don't experience something like that miracle (as much as there's a part of me that would myself, there's another part that thinks maybe not that....) To look for, to have wider visions and see what God is doing in our lives... To trust and believe how He is very real, very active, very present not just at Mass, but when we leave the walls of the Church. To appreciate despite how profound a gift, a mystery, that is the Eucharist... what it is we actually believe it to be: Jesus' promise of his abiding presence to all who receive him... In the midst of our daily struggles, in all the crazy extremes of life that all of us inevitably encounter moving from joy to sorrow and sometimes monotony in the day to day. Yes this place of pilgrimage reminds us at every Mass to look for something miraculous - to look for Jesus presence in the Eucharist to transform us, to guide us – and calling out to us to do as he does: to lay down our lives, to give, to share... to in fact love Him as He loves us... to make that real presence real in the lives of others.
Hi everyone. Here's my homily for TUESDAY 6/30/15 - FIRST MARTYRS OF THE HOLY ROMAN CHURCH - (readings can be found at usccb.org). We celebrated Mass at the basilica of Santa Chiara of Assisi. Thanks for continuing to follow our pilgrimage "virtually" and joining in our prayers.
Not too long ago, Pope Francis had a pretty stirring homily where he was asking his listeners how courageous are we when we pray? Do we seek a miracle? Do we struggle or do we offer what he said are prayers of 'courtesy' saying to someone"Oh I will pray for you" say an Our Father, a Hail Mary and then I forget." I know I found the Popes words particularly uncomfortable because I recognize I struggle with that. I hear a friend is ill, and I'm saddened, I'm frustrated - I bring it to prayer, but I might hesitate saying "Lord heal him"... because I know the diagnosis is bad, I know how often things have gone badly for others and so I find myself falling, failing and lacking courage. It's probably why one of my favorite Gospel quotes is the short prayer Yes Lord I believe - but help my unbelief (Mark 9:24)
On this 4th day of our pilgrimage - as we are at the half-way point - I think the Lord is challenging all of us to ask - how bold are we in our prayer? How much do we trust the Lord? Because we're visiting places home to some pretty bold, prayerful people.... These visits coupled with reflecting on these readings, it becomes very obvious - God desires bold prayer.
In that first reading from Genesis - often times people can fixate on the aspects of the story where Lot's wife being turned to a pillar of salt, or God reigning down fire on Sodom and Gommorah and how this is all part of that image people have of God in the Old Testament being a "wrathful God" (which isn't true... there's a whole lot – no pun intended - going on in the Old Testament including in this story, but I digress)
The thing to focus on from this story from Genesis is Lot. Talk about being bold. He know's what's coming - that God will destroy Sodom and Gomorrah. The Lord commands Lot head for the hills, and what does Lot do? He asks God to allow him to escape to Zoar. Please Lord, it's just a teeny, tiny town. Please, just let me go there. I imagine God saying, Really? C'mon, Lot, really? Zoar? Sparing your life is not enough? Can I get you a new pair of sandals for the walk? Maybe you'd like some Twinkies for the road? And yet, God grants Lot's request. And the town of Zoar is spared. The power of the faith of one man.
Then the Gospel and the disciples. They utter a bold prayer too. But only seemingly as a last resort - as the waves are about to overtake them, the sea is getting out of control, nature is unleashing violence and they are about to be wiped away - then they decide to wake Jesus with the cry "LORD SAVE US - WE ARE PERISHING" and instantly the storm ceases. Yet they barely recognize what happened. The seem not to notice how their bold prayer was answered as they stand in disbelief at how quickly things changed at Jesus' command.
As we celebrate this Mass beneath this crucifix, where St. Francis of Assisi heard the voice of Christ call out to him, saying rebuild my house which has fallen into disrepair - we know how radically St. Francis' life changed and his bold prayer, which became so common for him that the Lord reformed the Church, worked multiple miracles through this humble simple man who said yes to Him beneath this very cross.
As much as I would like to be like Lot and St. Francis of Assisi, I know that - on my best days I'm more like the disciples. I know God is all powerful. I'd love to change the world. But I allow doubt to enter in - I'm only one man. When I pray I want to expect something glorious, a miracle. But I often feel timid or even cynical and that I'm just going through the motions of another unanswered prayer.
In this chapel, we're not here to bask in a crucifix as if it were "the magic cross that spoke to St. Francis" but to be encouraged by what happened to him... how God used this image and symbol of his eternal, selfless love to get Francis' attention. Francis' responsiveness to that moment was like Lot's - and unlike his wife - he never turned back. He might have been unclear at first what was being said to him as he literally started picking up stones and rebuilding a run down physical building. But gently, the Holy Spirit used that time to continue to purify Francis' heart, his intention to make him single minded in focusing on the Lord, listening for his voice, being attentive to his invitation and most importantly being responsive to Him.
The same is true for us. We're never going to have the boldness in our prayer unless we're willing to be more trusting, more single minded - more sincere and authentic ourselves. When we do, then we will begin to see God spark and ignite a fire in you and me that will provide light to a needy world. May Lot and St. Francis pray for each of us that we may begin to be as bold as they were.
Have you ever felt like a failure? A screw-up? A time when despite your best intentions to excel or succeed - or even simply to fulfill the basic expectations you somehow came up short? Whether it was in academics or sports; or it happened on a job or among your family and friends – when it happens there's that overwhelming sense of frustration that we're often left with when we've been unable to do what it is we set out to do...
Depending upon the circumstances, the people involved in the situation, these experiences have the ability either to destroy a person - deteriorating their self-confidence; making them question their self-worth, their dignity as they believe the world sees them as a loser...
or it could be a catalyst of change.
As it was for St. Peter & St. Paul whose feast day we celebrate today...
As it was for St. Francis of Assisi - whose tomb we are priveleged to celebrate this Mass at.
As we saw in front of the amazing St. Peter's Basilica those massive statues of Peter and Paul - as we've walked around Assisi and seen equally impressive images - statues, mosaics, paintings depicting Francis - thesworks of art have the ability to make us admire, appreciate - even be in awe of these men. Which is a good thing. So long as we recognize the full picture. That these weren't perfect individuals. These weren't some pagan gods. What makes them great, what makes them admirable isn't a "what" it's a "Who". As St Paul said in the second reading: it was "the Lord who stood by me and gave me strength... to Him be glory forever and ever..." Or as we learn from Peter's testimony in the Gospel, being the first to proclaim Jesus as "the Christ, the Son of the Living God" – that came not from any human source, but from the Heavenly Father. It's By God's power, and activity in their lives that any measure of greatness is ever achieved.
Because we know the stories - Both men had failed miserably in their own dramatic ways on their own accords before they had an encounter with Jesus Christ. Peter because of his being impetuous, thick-headed and fearful at times - Paul in his stubbornness and arrogance. They both knew their failures before they met Jesus - and were even more pained by those failures after they met Him. Yet the Lord was able to lovingly guide them, correct them to not be weighed down by those missteps and to continue along the path God had for them...
Same is true for St. Francis of Assisi. Reading his testimony's - after his conversion, he often mourned his life prior to renouncing all his worldly possessions, his living a very hedonistic life - and he was often overly-scrupulous of not being more selfless, more sacrificial as he tried to imitate Jesus perfectly.
The difference these men recognized in their failures was Jesus Christ. While it pained them to fail Jesus... while guilt and shame discouraged them when those failures came to light, when they fully realized and recognized what they had done - their faith, their trust, their knowledge of the immense love of Jesus Christ for them personally is what profoundly made the difference in each of their cases. They were enabled to re-focus on the gift of His Mercy - so lavishly, generously offered to them; they knew that was greater - His love - than any sin, any failure they could have committed. And because they didn't just hear that, they weren't just told that this is who Jesus is - but they believed that themselves because they experienced that themselves in their hearts and souls that made the difference.
For you and I - who are called to the same thing as Peter, Paul and Francis – called to Holiness, called to be Saints in our day, in our places, in our time and in our own particular ways – we too need to let that gift penetrate our consciousness.
Not to believe the lies we tell ourselves that we're defined by our failures.
Not to believe the lies others tell us - that because no one is perfect, there's no use in trying... to not believe the lie of the evil one who is constantly looking to deflect, deject, demean us from aspiring to what God created us to be. We are always one good, complete confession away from being reconciled with the Lord - to be spiritually as perfect as we were after our Baptism – in some ways even more so having known and experienced and come to know and trust in God's promises to us in a real and practical way that we hadn't previously.
It is often said "Every Saint has a past, every sinner has a future" - as we continue on our pilgrimage, may these witnesses, these life testimonies from these heroes of our Church continue to inspire us not let our failures prevent us from seeing our futures but that they will serve as a catalyst for join, inviting us to join them in running the race in pursuing holiness ourselves.


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Andie Grasmick, Denver, and Derek Nye, Lawrence, were married Jan. 3, 2009, in Denver, with Seth Davidson officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Stephen and Anne Grasmick, Denver. The groom is the son of Jim and Alison Nye, Lawrence.
Maid of honor was Lauren Hughes. Best man was Greg Brinck. Bridesmaids were Sarah Jackson, Hannah Schultheis, Stephanie Grasmick and Katie Huff. Groomsmen were Matt Morrow-Howell, Pat Shehan, Ben Berning and Dustin Huff. Ringbearer was Jon Novorr. Flower girls were Carys Bayens and Brielle Bayens. Ushers were Jordan Guth, Ehren Feldmeyer and Ben Novorr.
The bride is a 2005 graduate of Overland High School. She plans to earn a bachelor's degree with a dual major in mathematics and political science from Kansas University in May.
The groom is a 2004 graduate of Free State High School and earned a bachelor's degree in sport sciences from KU in 2008.
The couple reside in Lawrence.
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Kellen Selk and Robbie Johnson, both of Lawrence, announce their engagement.
The future bride is the daughter of John Selk and Christina Jordan, Lawrence. She is a 2003 graduate of Free State High School and is a technician at Sunflower Broadband.
The future groom is the son of Lora Lee Johnson, Lawrence, and the late Robert Johnson. He was home schooled and graduated in 2000 and is an installation supervisor at Sunflower Broadband.
The couple plan a May 30, 2009, wedding at the home of the bride's parents in Lawrence.
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The future bride is a 2003 graduate of Lawrence High School. She earned an Associate of Arts degree from Johnson County Community College in 2006 and is employed by Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine.
The future groom is a 2000 graduate of Lawrence High and is employed by Berry Plastics Corporation.
The couple plan a July 11, 2009, wedding at St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, Lawrence.
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The future groom is the son of Donna Guilfoyle, Ottawa, and Frank and Tammy Guilfoyle, Richmond. He is a 2002 graduate of Ottawa High School. He is studying for a criminal justice degree at Penn Foster Community College and is employed by S&H Construction.
The couple plan an April 11, 2009, wedding in Tonganoxie.
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SAO PAULO Avid World Cup sticker collectors in Rio de Janeiro were given a shock this week when a van carrying hundreds of thousands of Panini stickers was stolen during a delivery.
Thieves made off with some 300,000 of the adhesive stickers featuring players who will appear in the forthcoming World Cup finals in Brazil which start in June, according to local press reports on Thursday.
The glossy stickers, loved the world over by football fans since the first World Cup edition in 1970, were being taken to newsagents in the city when the delivery came unstuck.
However, Panini were quick to ward off panic among fans hoping to complete the collection of all 640 stickers, insisting supplies of Cristiano Ronaldos, Lionel Messis and Neymars were not running low.
"Panini can state that the city of Rio de Janeiro is well supplied and there is no shortage of official Panini products for sale," the company said in a statement.
Panini gave no details of the theft and a spokesperson would not swap any additional information when asked.
The stickers are hugely popular in Brazil with collectors young and old organising mass exchanges both online and at informal get-togethers. Some eight million of the albums are expected to be sold or distributed in Brazil, Panini said.
It would not be the first time Panini stickers were stolen. In 2010, before the South Africa World Cup, thieves broke into adistribution centre in Sao Paulo and made off with 135,000 packets of stickers. They were later found.
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This year began with worries about Europe's banks–and it is ending on a similar note.
On Wednesday, the European Central Bank extended more than 489 billion euros ($636 billion) in low-interest loans to euro-zone banks to help ease a funding squeeze. That was way more than the €250 billion to €350 billion that had been expected. With banks scaling back on shorter-term facilities, the net impact will inflate the ECB's balance sheet by about €200 billion. More than 500 banks participated in the three-year lending facility, an indication of the breadth and depth of the crisis, as if such reminders were needed.
Markets were surprised by the number of banks lining up to borrow. But investors focused on the injection of liquidity into the banking system, which was good news, and the Stoxx Europe 600 ended Friday at 241.86 points, up 3.2% on the week. With only a holiday-studded week of trading left in 2011, the index is down about 13% since Jan. 1, erasing 2010's gains as policy makers have fumbled their response to the crisis.
Banks have been hit hardest of all, with the sector plunging 30% since the year began on worries about their holdings of risky sovereign debt. Those fears were crystallized when investors were forced to take a haircut of 50% on Greek government bonds under the terms of a bailout that failed to trigger credit-default-swap insurance. Greek banks face nationalization, but there have been other notable casualties, too. The Franco-Belgian bank Dexia (ticker: DEXB.Belgium), which depended on short-term interbank lending, collapsed.
The market's difficulties in 2011 were amplified by a slowdown in economic growth globally that prevented struggling economies on the periphery of the euro zone from exporting their way out of trouble. Ireland and Portugal also have received bailouts.
Greece's problems are far from over, even though its rescue package has been revised. The country's books don't balance, and austerity is proving to be a tough sell to the Greek people. Prime Minister George Papandreou was replaced by a technocrat, Lucas Papademos, who is charged with pushing through unpopular reforms to try to meet conditions for more aid. Failure could see Greece exit the euro in 2012.
Italy, which has to refinance hundreds of billions of euros of debt in 2012, was tested by the markets. The interest rate it had to pay on new borrowings soared to more than 7%, a level considered unsustainable over the longer term. Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, whose tenure was plagued by personal scandals, lost the confidence of lawmakers and was succeeded by Mario Monti, a respected economist. Monti faces challenges similar to those confronting Papademos, but his initial moves have been welcomed. Italy's borrowing costs have fallen. That's a relief for the entire euro zone because Italy's economy is too big to be rescued.
No one is suggesting that last week's lending by the European Central Bank is a panacea for what ails the common-currency area. The shadow of rating downgrades hangs over even the euro zone's triple-A countries, including Germany and France, as the new year draws near. But in the absence of a "big bazooka"—such as unlimited buying of government bonds by the ECB—last week's action was a step in the right direction, one that could pacify markets into 2012.
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Not surprisingly, some of our best picks were bearish ones: Nokia NOK 0.2844950213371266% Nokia Corp. ADR U.S.: NYSE USD7.05 0.02 0.2844950213371266% /Date(1438376430634-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 12652902 AFTER HOURS USD6.92 -0.13 -1.8439716312056738% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 96320 P/E Ratio 5.570480404551201 Market Cap 25818225294.1556 Dividend Yield 2.2115602836879433% Rev. per Employee 269638 More quote details and news » (NOK) has fallen 16% since we wrote that the handset maker's outlook was grim, while Vestas Wind Systems VWS.KO 0.9988901220865705% Vestas Wind Systems A/S ADR U.S.: OTC USD18.2 0.18 0.9988901220865705% /Date(1438381201000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 26982 P/E Ratio 21.386603995299648 Market Cap 12100252258.8798 Dividend Yield 1.0388351648351648% Rev. per Employee 459482 More quote details and news » (VWS.Denmark) has dropped more than 60% since my colleague, Vito Racanelli, suggested that the stock was overvalued because the wind-energy market isn't growing as fast as it had been.
Vito already has eaten humble pie over his bullish call on jeweler Pandora PNDORA.KO -0.21337126600284495% Pandora A/S ADR U.S.: OTC USD28.06 -0.06 -0.21337126600284495% /Date(1438381201000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5791 P/E Ratio 25.818917924181083 Market Cap 13681094183.5082 Dividend Yield 1.1610121168923735% Rev. per Employee 216132 More quote details and news » (PNDORA.Denmark), which has tumbled almost 80% after its sales plummeted. There is a slice for me, too, after Alstom ALO.FR 0.5070422535211268% Alstom S.A. France: Paris EUR26.76 0.135 0.5070422535211268% /Date(1438382100000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 594331 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 8251636640.625 Dividend Yield 3.1390134529147984% Rev. per Employee 73600.4 More quote details and news » (ALO.France) and Smiths Group SMIN.LN -0.3945885005636979% Smiths Group PLC ADR U.S.: OTC USD17.67 -0.07 -0.3945885005636979% /Date(1438381202000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 26038 AFTER HOURS USD17.53 -0.14 -0.7923033389926429% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 19.03069466882068 Market Cap 6995820816.91741 Dividend Yield 2.2281720430107526% Rev. per Employee 206353 More quote details and news » (SMIN.U.K.)—stocks I picked to rise—actually fell. And one of my bearish calls, ARM Holdings (ARM.U.K.), which I wrote lacked pricing power, has climbed 12%.
There were successes, too. Four of the five high-dividend stocks I wrote about favorably three months ago have risen, including Zurich Financial Services Group ZURN.VX 0.29615004935834155% Zurich Insurance Group AG ADR U.S.: OTC USD30.48 0.09 0.29615004935834155% /Date(1438381202000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 89266 P/E Ratio 12.163780030329635 Market Cap 45662758801.3327 Dividend Yield 5.702306430446194% Rev. per Employee 1413200 More quote details and news » (ZURN.Switzerland), which is up about 24%. I wrote also that the Swiss franc was overvalued. The Swiss National Bank agreed, capping the currency's value soon after our article was published.
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Let All the Children Play, a nonprofit that works to develop play spaces for children of all abilities, will open a two-acre Accessible Park & Playground in Eisenhower Park on May 4, followed by a Family Fun Day on May 5 that will feature open play, sports clinics, face painting, and arts and crafts.
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Four dads-turned-rockstars, aka The Imagination Movers, bring the eclectic pop sounds from their new CD Rock-o-Matic to the NYCB Theatre at Westbury.
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If you're finding it hard to express your love in words this Mother's Day, take Mom to one of these great family events. Remember, it's her day, so let her choose!
Love Bugs
Turn your fascination into knowledge as you discover the amazing lives and history of common everyday insects and other creepy crawly creatures at the Long Island Children's Museum's Bug Bonanza. Learn the how and why of bugs and their impact on our lives. Make fun crafts and concoct a tasty treat made with edible insects.
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Military, civilian, and historical planes show off their speed and acrobatic chops at the Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach State Park in Wantagh.
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These talented performers from the World Youth Alliance/United Nations Chamber Orchestra will perform a repertoire of compositions for the Long Island Mozart Festival at Old Westbury Gardens.
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Greenpeace protestors dangling from a bridge on Thursday in Portland, Oregon, halted an icebreaker that Royal Dutch Shell needs in northern Alaska before it can
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. earned recognition from the ports of both Los Angeles and Long Beach, California, today, for its efforts to ensure compliance with
Mexico, which has started to open its nationalized oil industry to additional private investment, will postpone auctions for deep-water oil exploration and production