9/14/26: Look Upon the Cross and Live
Monday Mass. 9.14.26. This homily reflects on the Exaltation of the Cross, drawing on the story of the bronze serpent in the desert as a foreshadowing of Christ's own suffering. It explores how sin destroys and poisons, and how God's response was not to escape suffering but to enter into it alongside humanity. The homily closes with an invitation to let the cross be a source of strength for carrying life's own burdens.
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