Bishop Keehner Corner - El Rincón del Obispo Keehner

Bilingual: Message from Bishop John E. Keehner "...let us get back to the basics of who we are and who we are called to be." "...volvamos a lo esencial de quienes somos y de quienes estamos llamados a ser."

Today, on the solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, Bishop John E. Keehner promulgated his first pastoral letter, Sic Deus Dilexit Mundum: God So Loved the World, a pastoral reflection on the meaning of the Sacred Heart of Jesus for Our World Today.

(Bilingual) Bishop John Keehner shares the English and Spanish text of his Easter Vigil homily.

(Bilingual) By suffering for us, by undergoing the horrific death by means of crucifixion, Jesus has turned reality inside out, so that death no longer has the final say in terms of human existence. Rather, in the person of Jesus himself, we see that life is stronger than death. Al sufrir por nosotros, al sufrir la horrible muerte en la cruz, Jesús ha dado un giro radical a la realidad, de modo que la muerte ya no tiene la última palabra en lo que respecta a la existencia humana. Más bien, en la persona del mismo Jesús, vemos que la vida es más fuerte que la muerte.