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Life

Pebbles at Another’s Feet

By guest writer Sister Mary Vianney Lyon, O.P. Saint Paul writes to the Thessalonians that we are not meant to grieve “like those who have

Guest Writer June 22, AD 2021 1 Comment

Scripture

Fear of the Lord

We may know St. Bernard as a breed of dog, but there actually is a Saint named Bernard of Menthon – and he is the

Fr. Joseph Gill June 21, AD 2021 2 Comments

Scripture

Awesome!

Awesome! That’s a word that, if you’re of a certain generation, gets tossed around a lot. That Frisbee game was awesome. Pizza is awesome. The

Fr. Joseph Gill June 20, AD 2021 1 Comment

Mercy and Killing

Called to Repentance

A church which seeks its own survival, it would seem to me, is not living by it’s actual mission. Christ taught us that each follower

Fr. Christopher Pietraszko June 19, AD 2021 No Comments

Columnists

Servant Leadership

This world continues its descent into chaos. Every morning I have to actively resist not falling prey to fear. The news is all about terrorism;

Kat Larson June 18, AD 2021 3 Comments

Columnists

A Relationship with Christ

I’ve been reflecting on this lately: it’s easier to speak to our culture about having a “personal relationship” with Christ than delving right into the

Fr. Christopher Pietraszko June 16, AD 2021 No Comments

Columnists

Looking at the Fruits

People, once they taste bad fruit, will be less than likely to pick from the same tree. The Church is full of rotten fruit these

Fr. Christopher Pietraszko June 15, AD 2021 No Comments

Columnists

Faith and Works

Instruction is like a bottle of oil handed to you. The oil will make the mechanisms of yourself move with ease, remain healthy, and safeguard

Fr. Christopher Pietraszko June 14, AD 2021 No Comments

Feasts

Broken Bread

This past Sunday the Catholic Church celebrated the Solemnity of the Holy Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, also known as the feast of Corpus

Kat Larson June 10, AD 2021 No Comments

Spirituality

Growing as Disciples

A great deal of the Church’s energy from the time of my youth until now has emphasized the importance of catechesis and education in regard

Fr. Christopher Pietraszko June 9, AD 2021 No Comments

Apologetics

The Art of “Accompaniment “

The art of “accompaniment” is a pastoral effort to bring others into a conforming and abiding relationship with Jesus. However, a little theology can help

Fr. Christopher Pietraszko June 7, AD 2021 No Comments

Columnists

The Vice of Anger

When I’ve struggled with “anger” in the past, I’ve often thought, in the moment, that I was being reasonable. Nonetheless, more often than not, I’ve

Fr. Christopher Pietraszko June 3, AD 2021 4 Comments

Feasts

With Us on the Journey

Back in 2012, I had the incredible privilege of hiking El Camino. The Camino is an ancient pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela, a town

Fr. Joseph Gill June 2, AD 2021 No Comments

Feasts

Fruit of Holiness

“The end of all things is at hand” – that’s how our readings started off today, from the Apostle Peter. Yes, the end of school

Fr. Joseph Gill June 1, AD 2021 4 Comments

Feasts

Trinity – Picture of God

Different religions in the world have different pictures of God. A careful study of these pictures shows the most primeval and the profoundest ideas about

Fr. Gerald Musa May 30, AD 2021 No Comments

Columnists

Novenas: The Mathematical Harmonies of Prayer

And which of you, if he ask his father bread, will he give him a stone? or a fish, will he for a fish give

Jean Elizabeth Seah May 29, AD 2021 1 Comment

Apologetics

A Few Words on the Recent “Blessings”

With the recent “blessings” taking place by priests in Germany, contradicting the Vatican, Pope Francis, and the Universal Magisterium of the Church I have a

Fr. Christopher Pietraszko May 28, AD 2021 1 Comment