Wednesday May 1, 2024

We all fall short of the glory of God. We all sin. Yet hidden within this mess, St. Catherine of Siena, provides a powerful reminder. Recognizing our sinfulness can be a catalyst for deeper faith. 

Tuesday April 30, 2024

Our history is overflowing with Christians rejoicing in the face of tremendous trial and yes even death. What is the cause of this peace and joy? There is only one source of this peace. The Gospel we read today provides the secret. 

Sunday April 28, 2024

Thursday April 25, 2024

Traditional tells us that St. Mark, whose Feast Day we celebrate today, wrote his Gospel in the seat of Roman imperial power. This was a treasonous act, according to Rome. For the Christian proclaims a revolutionary act, Christ is King.

Wednesday April 24, 2024

If you're wondering which book of the Bible to read next, may I humbly recommend the fast-paced, hard-hitting, Acts of the Apostles. It tells the dramatic story of the beginning of our Church. What makes this book even more compelling is…

Sunday April 21, 2024

Saturday April 20, 2024

With today's Gospel passage, we now come to the end of the controversial John 6, where our Lord teachings about his True Presence in the Eucharist. It's the deal breaker for many of his followers. They simply cannot accept that his "flesh…

Friday April 19, 2024

Once you recognize Jesus in the Holy Eucharist, your Christian life will never be the same again. 

Thursday April 18, 2024

What makes for true beauty? We easily spend effort and time to make our bodies look beautiful, but what about our souls? 

Tuesday April 16, 2024

If your basketball fan, the perennial back and forth argument is, "Who is the greatest player ever?" Is it Michael Jordan, Lebron James, Kobe Bryant or someone else. Regardless of who you choose, the quality that makes them great parallels…