Room At The Table
veryone is welcomed at Christ's table. This holds true for us with our relationships. Do we welcome our friends as well as the ones who have betrayed us? We must remember that Jesus had a seat for Judas at the Last Supper even after knowing what Judas was going to do later that night. As Christians, our job is to bring others to Christ rather than scaring them away from the beauty of the Church. How can you feed the one who betrayed you today?
Father Gene reflects on the challenge and gift of living fully in the present. Rather than being weighed down by past regrets or future worries, he explores the daily practice of focusing on “now” through conversation, community, and gratitude.
In life’s deepest tragedies, words often fall short. Father Gene reflects on the quiet but powerful gift of simply being present—showing up, standing alongside others, and offering healing through presence when no explanation or comfort seems enough.