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REFLECTIONS
Reflections by Peter E. Sabella on faith, Scripture, the Holy Land, Christian spirituality, pilgrimage, reconciliation, justice, mercy, and peace.
Burning Hearts, Opened Eyes: The Eucharist on the Road to Emmaus
Their hearts burned as Christ opened the Scriptures, yet they still did not recognize him. Their eyes were opened at the table, in the breaking of the bread. What might Emmaus teach us about Scripture, the Eucharist, and encountering the risen Christ?
Peter E. Sabella
Oct 5
Between Freedom and Responsibility — Like a Bridge over Troubled Water
Where does my freedom end and my responsibility to others begin? From Cain and the Good Samaritan to Saint Paul—and a provocative episode of Law & Order—this Reflection explores what Scripture says about freedom, responsibility, and our obligation to our neighbor.
Peter E. Sabella
Sep 29
The Road to Emmaus: Recognizing Christ Walking Beside Us
The Road to Emmaus Christian reflection The Road to Emmaus: A Four-Part Reflection Series Part One of Four: Recognition There is something unusual about the story of the road to Emmaus. Two disciples are walking away from Jerusalem. They had followed Jesus. They had placed their hope in him. Then came the crucifixion, and with it the collapse of much of what they had expected. As they walk, a stranger joins them. They speak with him about Jesus. They tell him what has happene
Peter E. Sabella
Sep 7
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