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"Give comfort to my people, says your God." When I think about the prophet Isaiah's Advent words, my memory often conjures up powerful proclamations: calls for conversion and stunning descriptions of the end times.

Luke's Gospel account this week begins with a vivid assertion of individual power: "...the reign of Tiberius Caesar" and "the high priesthood of Annas and Caiaphas." Surely this description invokes thoughts of grandeur and might, of a strong and concentrated authority.  

Reflection by Fr. Lou DelFra, C.S.C. - Director of Pastoral Life

Reflection by April Garcia - Faculty and Recruiting Coordinator, The Mary Ann Remick Leadership Program

Reflection by Bill Mattison - Senior Advisor, Theological Formation

Reflection by Ally Jeter - Associate Program Director, ACE Teaching Fellows

Reflection by Fr. Lou DelFra, CSC

Have you ever noticed that many of the most enduring children's stories - The Wizard of Oz, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Hobbit, Harry Potter - include some parts that are downright terrifying?  Parts that you couldn't really watch without your hands over your eyes till - admit it - you