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Second Reflection Lenten Retreat 2026: The Violence We Call Righteousness
The Dismantling of the Religious Self Four Lenten Reflections on Delusion, Abandonment, and the Life That Remains in God “Unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it bears much fruit.” John 12:24 Second Reflection The Violence We Call Righteousness On the Ego That Survives Inside Virtue “They being ignorant of God’s righteousness, and seeking to establish their own righteousness, have not submitted themselves unto the righteousn
Father Charbel Abernethy
Mar 15 min read
“The Prayer God Hears”
A Homily on Luke 18:10–14 as the Preparation for Great Lent Begins “Better is one sigh from the depths than a thousand words from the heights.” Beloved in Christ, As we stand at the threshold of Great Lent, the Church gives us a parable that seems simple but is in fact terrifying. Two men go up to the temple to pray. Both speak to God. Both are religious. Both are standing before the Holy. Yet only one leaves justified. Why? Because one stands before God with something in his
Father Charbel Abernethy
Jan 313 min read
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