Mary Sullivan

  Two disciples walking to Emmaus. No doubt with some vexation. They talked of what had happened— they were lost in conversation. Their Master had been scourged and beat.  They must have… Read More

Before us You will go, Lord. You are at our right hand. No more shall we be troubled, You give us courage to stand. With You, Lord, we are safe. Our fearless… Read More

Do not abandon yourself to despair. We are an Easter people, And hallelujah is our song. Pope John Paul II Christ is alive!  This truth we believe. His love we can now… Read More

“He has risen, as He said.”  (Matt. 28:6) It was the first day of the week. No doubt with a sense of gloom, Mary Magdalen in the early morning, went to Jesus’… Read More

“Something strange is happening…”  (The Liturgy of the Hours; pg. 1987) Something strange is happening, something very strange. Such great silence and great stillness.  On earth something has changed. The whole earth… Read More

“Through the cross the faithful receive strength from weakness, glory from dishonor, life from death.” (St. Leo the Great) It’s the hour of utmost agony.  It’s the hour we lay claim, His… Read More

“Father, into Your hands I commend My Spirit”  (Luke 23:46)                       Into your hands I commend my spirit, is what Christ Himself had… Read More

“Surely it is not I, Rabbi?’  (Matt. 26:25) One of the Twelve called Judas, before Passover had arrived, asked the chief priests what they’d pay for the wicked plot contrived. Thirty silver… Read More

“The LORD is my light and my salvation, whom should I fear?  The LORD is my life’s refuge; of whom should I be afraid?” (Psalm 27) LORD, You are our refuge. And… Read More

“…not My will, but Thine be done.”   (Luke 22:42) After the last supper, Jesus journeyed to a place of pain. Along with His disciples, he went to Gethsemane. Taking Peter with Him,… Read More