Divine Mercy Sunday In a sense, the Feast of Divine Mercy is the culmination of everything we have celebrated in the Paschal Mystery. The entirety of Jesus’ identity from the first moment of his existence in the womb of the…
Read More
He has been raised just as he said. -Matthew 28:7 God is faithful to his word. On this Easter day, we celebrate God’s faithful love that has conquered death itself through the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. Throughout the…
Read More
In Your House I Shall Celebrate The Passover Matthew 26:18 Holy Week is like a world-wide retreat. The sacred celebrations walk us step by step through the final days of Jesus’ earthly ministry: his saving Passion, Death and glorious Resurrection.…
Read More
The 12 Articles of the Apostles’ Creed During the weeks of Lent as we accompany our Elect who are preparing to receive the Sacraments and as we approach the renewal of our own baptismal promises, we will offer reflection on…
Read More
I believe in Jesus Christ, the only Son of God. What is not assumed is not healed. The second article of the Apostles’ Creed introduces the next five: that Jesus was born of the Virgin Mary, suffered, died, rose from…
Read More
The 12 Articles of the Apostles’ Creed During the weeks of Lent as we accompany our Elect who are preparing to receive the Sacraments and as we approach the renewal of our own baptismal promises, we will offer reflection on…
Read More
How do I see Jesus? It is a basic question for Ignatian-style prayer with Sacred Scripture, and a question that can lead to many answers. Many people start with a physical description: how tall, what build, what face shape and…
Read More
Weekly Gospel Reflection: Anointing of the Sick Jesus began his ministry “proclaiming the Gospel of the Kingdom, and curing every disease and illness among the people” (Matthew 4:23). And he gave his apostles authority to share in his saving mission…
Read More
Happiness in the Kingdom of Heaven: You already have it! The funny thing about being an amateur or hobbyist is that there is no clear distinction between learning the art and practicing it; you are a painter, musician, golfer, or…
Read More
3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time: Sunday of the Word of God When someone speaks a harsh word to you, it hurts. When someone compliments or congratulates you, maybe you blush or smile. If our human words have such immediate and…
Read More
Recent Comments