This Sunday’s readings tell of rejected prophets, first Ezekiel in the Old Testament, then Jesus in the Gospel.
Parenting Lessons from St. Josemaría
In the ruckus-a-minute intensity of parenting young kids, where is there room for the Divine?
Mercy’s Healing Touch
The primary purpose of the Book of Wisdom is the glorification of the splendor and worth of divine wisdom. It teaches that the virtue of justice is the application of wisdom to moral conduct.
Praying the Angelus
There are so many ways to engage ourselves throughout the day in prayer and reflection. One such tradition of the Church is by praying the Angelus, which is a beautiful reflection on the Incarnation and Mary’s humble yes to God.
What Calms the Sea Calms the Fears!
This Twelfth Sunday of Ordinary Time, we are presented with a compilation of readings that ring with the proclamation that God is God, and we are not.
A Heart for All
Most of us, if not all, have heard the maxim “Follow your heart.” However, our heart is so easily swayed by emotions, wants and temptations. As a Christian, we know that our heart can lead us both towards God and away from Him.
Mental Health Matters
Today’s blog is to open up a topic so often overlooked, mental health and our faith. First, consider the reality that our mental health is part of our faith, impacts our faith and improving our mental health is a path toward a fuller experience of our faith.
The Church, God’s Means of Redemption
Last Sunday was the Feast of Corpus Christi, where the Church celebrated the body of the Lord Jesus Christ. Even though Christ has only “one body,” that body manifests itself in various forms; as the risen body of Christ, as the Eucharist, in our priests (in persona Christi) and in the Church.
Reflecting with the Amina Christi
These are mysteries so foreign to those who do not believe or choose not to. Belief in the Eucharist is a needed part of our faith journey.
Let Us Return to the Lord
What a joyful transition to make on Pentecost Sunday to return to 100% capacity in our churches and to reopen our ministries at our church and school!
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