Gods revelation has always been in deeds. Gods interventions in history have always been in deeds, in actions. Then there are those who interpret the actions, and then there are those who write down the interpretations of the actions. — Donald Wuerl Copy Share Image
Those people who think they know the Gospel, and it doesn't have any meaning for them, they're the people we have to find a… — Donald Wuerl Copy Share Image
Confession is something we will never outgrow, even if we become the saints God made us to be. Pope John Paul II and Mother… — Donald Wuerl Copy Share Image
Confession has been my habitual homecoming since I was a child. It is a consolation and a joy, and such joy, our faith teaches… — Donald Wuerl Copy Share Image
The great American tradition is one of pluralism, not exclusive secularism. The strength of our country is reflected in the contributions that we all… — Donald Wuerl Copy Share Image
God's revelation has always been in deeds. God's interventions in history have always been in deeds, in actions. Then there are those who interpret… — Donald Wuerl Copy Share Image
I think the strength of the Catholic church is that when it does finally identify a problem, it works to resolve it. — Donald Wuerl Copy Share Image
In the pulpit, we're supposed to present the teaching with all of its unvarnished clarity, but when you step out of the pulpit, you… — Donald Wuerl Copy Share Image
Gods revelation has always been in deeds. Gods interventions in history have always been in deeds, in actions. Then there are those who interpret… — Donald Wuerl Copy Share Image
One of the challenges of secularism is that it's not something outside us. In too many instances, secularism has so permeated the church that… — Donald Wuerl Copy Share Image
When I was a young priest in the 1960s and 1970s, there was much experimentation and confusion in the Church. Teachers and clergy were… — Donald Wuerl Copy Share Image
There are serious problems that have to do with the environment, that have to do with the way in which we live and consume. — Donald Wuerl Copy Share Image
