John Foley, SJ
The second brother’s selfish interests were served by saying “yes, yes” to his father. It made him look good. But he did not trouble himself to actually do what he had promised.
Ron Rolheiser, OMI
We often demonize each other, seeing danger where there is only difference.
Eleonore Stump
Entering the Kingdom of Heaven
The truth is that the YES-saying son rejects God’s will, however much acceptance there is in his words.
Larry
Gillick, SJ
What is important is that a life of sin and inequity can be reversed and a true life will follow. A virtuous life can also be reversed and death follows
Gerald Darring
The challenge of Jesus Christ is to look to others’ interests rather than to one’s own.
Anne Osdieck
Are we converted just once or do we experience conversion many times in our lifetime?