Are we listening for Christ the Teacher, who is that something greater, today, or do we drown him out amidst the noise of our lives? Do we find ourselves searching for a sign from someone or something other than Christ to prove that God still loves us? Christ is not demanding like an angry boss or a screaming infant. Instead, he seeks our attention like a breathtaking sunrise or a peaceful, steady rain. He is constant, present, quiet, ready to bless and to teach us the truth when we are ready to notice and to listen. As we gaze back at the image of Christ that Oliverio presents to us, how can we better attune our hearts and minds to the words of our Savior?