A Reflection on the Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Reading I: Numbers 11:25-29Responsorial...
Breathe
Ninety miles an hour going fast as I canTrying to push a little harder trying to get the upper...
A Servant to All
A Reflection on the Reading for the Twenty-Fifth Weekend in Ordinary Time Reading I: Wisdom 2:12,...
Exaltation of the Cross
For you placed the salvation of the human raceon the wood of the Cross,so that, where death arose,...
His Crown of Suffering, Our Crown of Glory
A Reflection on the Readings for the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 12, 2021 Reading I:...
Blessed Birthdays
For by me your days will be multiplied and the years of your life increased. - Proverbs 9:11 For...
For Those Whose Hearts Are Frightened
This Sunday, the prophet Isaiah shares a message for “those whose hearts are frightened.” What fears dictate my life?
Are “Good Kids” The Goal of Catholic Parenting?
Several years ago, the Los Angeles Times published an Op-Ed on secular family values, suggesting that children raised in non-religious homes are just as likely as their religious peers to develop “positive traits and virtues.”
Pride & Envy
There’s one part I really despise in movies, usually in dramas. It’s when the character allows envy to consume him. I get this awful feeling in my stomach and can’t help but think, “Oh no, here we go again.” I know it means disaster and/or tragedy is coming.
Increasing Our Knowledge and Love
One of the wonders of human beings is that they were created with a longing and a need to increase our knowledge of the world around us and our place in it. We share our knowledge with stories, examples, and hands-on experience.