text: More protest photos, a common thing here.
  More politics, an overly-common theme here.
  More drama, ....
  
  What we "can all believe" in is the full and complete meaning of the Crucifix for our daily ordinary life, unemptied of meaning and joy by the feel-good Catholics who more and more resemble Joel Osteen (they don't like him, but they resemble him and gravitate to his message, even though in public they reject the comparison). 
  
  Love is always personally costly, love is more in the little of the day, than it is about politics, and our "identiies".   And costly love doesn't at all mean dour love, or cheerless love.
  
  Our Lord recited Psalms on His way to Calvary.  We should too in our ordinary day. 
  
  Here's today's verse before the Gospel: "Blessed are they who have kept the word with a generous heart
  and yield a harvest through perseverance."
  
  A generous and costly Yes is how we can come to "believe" more and more in Truth Himself, each day.