At the end of the year I usually pick what I think is best post for each month in order to provide an end-of-year wrap-up. As always, I don't consider my homilies when I make my picks. Below you will find my 2015 selections:
January- UPDATED:The predictable provocations of the Pope of Rome
February- How do I evangelize?
March- The Cathedral of the Madeleine: Farewell, but not goodbye (not the best, but the most significant; for best I'd choose Beginning anew each day is grace)
April- Divine Mercy: from competition to complementarity
May- Balthasar & Dante: compassion and a sacrament sans grace
June- In the wake of Obergefell
July- Seeking clarity about heaven and hell
August- Approaching milestones
September- Brief reflections on Pope Francis's visit
October- Metaphysical dialectics vs Sophiology
November- Cultural resistance and creative subversion
December- Waiting for Gandalf on the eve of the Jubilee of Mercy
If you have a favorite Καθολικός διάκονος post or two from the past year, please feel free to share by leaving a comment.
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