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Fr. Vijai Amirtharaj, CSC

Father Richard LeonardGod does not cause suffering. Rather, Jesus reveals a loving God who brings healing and light, not punishment. Suffering is not God's divine retribution. Believing in a compassionate God challenges harmful theology. In suffering, we are invited to reject images of a vengeful deity and trust in Christ’s healing, non-violent presence.

Fr. Ernesto De Ciccio

Deacon Robert KinghornGordie’s story is one of pain, redemption, and the deep longing for forgiveness. Despite a life marked by hardship, he found hope in community and the love of God. His struggle to forgive himself reminds us that we all need grace—both from God and ourselves. True freedom comes not just from being released from prison, but from being surrounded by love and embraced by mercy. His life teaches us that no one is beyond redemption.

Msgr. Robert Nusca

Fr. Michael Coutts, S.J.

Deacon Robert Kinghorn.Jen’s story is a testament to the power of hope and forgiveness. In her longing for a second chance, she reminds us that we all fall short and need God’s mercy. Sometimes, we struggle to forgive ourselves even after God has already forgiven us. Yet, in moments of kindness and connection, hope is rekindled. As Pope Francis said, “No one learns to hope alone.” Perhaps the greatest gift we can give others is the assurance that they are not alone.

Deacon Robert KinghornJean’s story is one of brokenness, love, and redemption. Despite years of addiction and shame, her daughter never gave up on her. Love has the power to heal, even in the darkest places. Like the father in the parable of the prodigal son, Vera waited, hoped, and searched. Through her persistence, Jean slowly found her way back—not just to sobriety but also to faith. This reminds us that no one is beyond God’s love and mercy.

Fr. Francis Salasiar, CSC - celebrantDeacon Robert Kinghorn - homilist

Fr. Francis Salasiar, CSC

Deacon Robert KinghornHope is often found in the simple yet powerful presence of another. The young woman’s journey from despair to healing reminds us that even in our darkest moments, there is someone waiting for us—both a friend and Christ himself. Walking alongside those who suffer, without judgment or solutions, but with love and faith, can be the difference between despair and transformation. We, too, are called to be that hope for others.

Deacon Robert KinghornAnn’s journey from the streets to healing is a testament to the transforming power of God’s grace. Her struggles did not define her; rather, they shaped her into someone who now helps others. Like the disciples at the Transfiguration, she has seen Christ’s glory, even in her darkest moments. Her story reminds us that faith does not erase our past but gives us the strength to move forward, trusting in God’s love and redemption.

Fr. John Bertao

Thomas Cardinal Collins

DEACON ROBERT KINGHORNTrue faith is not lived in comfort but in the willingness to stand for what is right, even when it costs us. The principal’s question—"Was there nothing worth fighting for?"—challenges us to examine our own lives. Do we risk wounds for justice and love, or do we seek safety? Jesus entered into our loneliness to offer us connection. We are called to do the same for others, walking beside them with love and compassion.

Fr. Henk van Meijel, S.J.

EPILOGUE: THE NEW JERUSALEMJohn’s visions invite us to never lose our focus upon God, of the divine image within, the pearl of great price, the treasure hidden in a field; the morning star that is already rising in our hearts: for nothing other than God is capable of filling that vast expanse of the human heart created to know, to love and to worship God in eternity along with the angels.

Fr. Ernesto De Ciccio

Fr. Michael Coutts, S.J.

TALK 7: THE FOURTH FACE: THE FAITHFUL TRANSFORMED BY GOD’S GRACESt. John [the evangelist] shows us how the story of the arrival of a new heaven and a new earth is not complete without a vision of paradise regained for the human person, created in the image and likeness of our God, who is in the process of “making all things new.” TALK 8: THE PROMISES TO THE VICTORSIt is through our faithfulness to the values of the Gospel and to the life of holiness that we can be transformed into a spiritual temple; and that through the transforming power of the Holy Spirit the light of Christ Himself will shine through us into the darkness of this passing world.

TALK 6: THE DIVINE WARRIOR: THE RIDER ON THE WHITE HORSENo matter what difficulties we may be facing – whether personally or collectively – John’s visions remind us of the great importance of prayer amid the great spiritual struggle that will see the arrival of a new heaven and a new earth.

Fr. Tomasz Skibinski

TALK 5: THE VISIONS OF THE LAMB OF GODJohn now draws our focus from the mystery of the Christ who walks beside us on our journey through this world and raises our sights upward into heaven. In this new revelation, we are led to contemplate Jesus, the all-powerful Lord and King of the universe who reigns in Heaven.

Msgr. Samuel Bianco

Fr. Vijai Amirtharaj, CSC

TALK 3: THE FACES OF JESUS IN THE BOOK OF REVELATIONJohn invites us to step into God’s world and to be transformed in the process. For, yes, John’s visions reveal a world, God’s world, but at the same time, they also create a world. For in what John describes through the open door into heaven, not only do we hear the songs of the angels, but we are invited to add our own voices to the growing chorus of divine praises of the God who “makes all things new.” TALK 4: JESUS WALKS AMONG THE SEVEN CHURCHESThe angelic Jesus, in essence, is saying: give courageous witness to the truth of the Gospel before a disbelieving world that is hostile to Christ’s message. Do not be afraid to share in the mystery of the Cross, and you will acquire a share in what I Am.

Msgr. A. Robert NuscaTalk 1: This reflection emphasizes the message of hope in Revelation. John, exiled to Patmos for his faith, receives visions that unveil divine truths, urging Christians to worship God alone and stand firm against adversity. The Book of Revelation reassures believers that God controls the world's destiny, promising triumph over evil and a renewed creation through Christ.Talk 2: In the Book of Revelation, we discover a portrait of Jesus Christ that is unique in the New Testament. Throughout, John shows us how Jesus remains present to the faithful on earth through the mystery of the Church, how He rules in heaven, and how He will return in glory and judgment at the end of time.

Fr. Henk van Meijel, S.J.

Fr. Peter Jae Choi

Fr. John Bertao