Trusting in the Darkest Hour
Trusting in the Darkest Hour
Fr. Anthony reflects on Jesus’ cry from the Cross and what it means for us when we feel abandoned by God. Drawing from the Gospel of Mark, he shows how even in our darkest moments, we are invited to trust that resurrection and mercy await. Learn why 3 pm—the Hour of Mercy—is so powerful, and how Jesus’ suffering opens the door to grace for every soul.
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This week, Fr. Anthony explains how we can more clearly hear God speak to us in our hearts, but perhaps not in the way you think! By practicing being silent and still and flushing out everyday secular cares, we may be able to hear what God wants from us, rather than what the world wants from us.
Father Anthony reflects on the mystery proclaimed at the opening of the Gospel: “In the beginning was the Word.” He explores how Christ is not only present at creation but is creation’s meaning—the eternal Word through whom all things were made, who enters the world not with force but with humility and love.
Father Anthony reflects on this Beatitude in Matthew as a call for us to look for ways to show mercy to others each day.
