It’s not easy to be a Catholic in today’s world. How can you live every day by the Gospel values you hear at Sunday Mass? Bishop David Zubik helps you bridge that gap in his column for The Pittsburgh Catholic.
Bridging the Gap: Driving in the Left Hand Lane
Thanks for joining me in the leadership of this Church by “driving in the left hand lane” toward God’s Kingdom, driving with a determination to help each other ultimately move forward to become citizens of God’s Kingdom in heaven.
Wow! What a Reality!
Whether at age seven or seventy-seven, First Communion is something we never forget. Most of us can describe what we were wearing, who was there, the name of the priest who celebrated the Mass. And we remember so clearly that moment when we received the Body and Blood of Jesus.
The “Plus” Sign
But the sign of the cross, God’s “plus sign” is meant to say something about our lives as Christians as well. It is meant to be a sign from us to the world in which we live.
Whose life is it, anyway
Bishop Zubik recalls the inspirational example of the late Fr. Patrick Rager, stricken with ALS but still ministering to people, to demonstrate why all lives are precious.
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