Homily for the 4th Sunday of Lent
Questions: What did the younger son seek? What did he find? Did he receive mercy really?
Same questions about the older son… In either case, what do you and I seek? What do we find? When we return, do we receive mercy or experience relief?
What are our conditions for the possibility that we might receive mercy?
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