“The gospels indicate a development in the apostles' attitude toward Jesus. They first see him as a person of power and only later come to accept him as the Messiah. They are depicted as reacting with horror to his initial… — William A. Barry Copy Share Image
“Both of these attitudes -- unrelenting listlessness and dogged good cheer -- have to yield to the realities of prayer and life if the… — William A. Barry Copy Share Image
“The stereotype of the pale, emaciated ascetic who has developed total control of all his reactions and responses does not fit our description of… — William A. Barry Copy Share Image
“We remain free, however, to listen to God's communication or not to listen, and free to respond or not to respond to what we… — William A. Barry Copy Share Image
“The gospels indicate a development in the apostles' attitude toward Jesus. They first see him as a person of power and only later come… — William A. Barry Copy Share Image
