St. Bernard of Clairvaux, in his teaching on the Passion of our Lord, points out that when Pilate’s wife was disturbed in a dream, this disturbance did not arise from God or from an Angel, but rather, from his perspective, from the devil. At some point during the unfolding of the Passion, the devil, though he had entered Judas and stirred up events, may have perceived the impending destruction of his own kingdom and sought, in confusion, to hinder what he himself had set in motion....

The First Knight in the Preceptory. The First to Persevere to the End. It is our hope in Our Lord Jesus Christ that makes even the most...

The world is full of vexation but the Kingdom of God is within us. Let us turn away from the cares of the world, frivolous words,...