“We belong to the humus, the soil, and it is in this belonging that we can find the deepest reason for gratitude.”

“Will not God secure the rights of his chosen ones who call out to him day and night?”

No transformative change ever comes without being grounded in the vision of the Reign of God

As we seek to be faithful, are we fulfilling our obligations to one another?

You cannot serve both God and mammon

God has hidden the seed of divine life in our experiences of suffering

Humility is that virtue that allows us to understand who and what we are as God’s children

The way we live proclaims to the world in which we live is that salvation is for all, and we are evidence of this

What are you passionate about? What stirs up the fire within you?

Obedience. Faith. Vigilance.

God is ready and waiting to open the door when we knock, to give us what we ask, to reveal himself when we seek

This story is a lesson in discipleship which invites us to reflect on how we recognize and welcome Jesus as he comes to us today

This Sunday’s Gospel reminds us that our commitment to live as disciples of Jesus asks that we imitate his selfless service

Today, Jesus is reminding us that “the harvest is great but the laborers are few.”

In celebrating this Solemnity, we honor two people who gave all that they were in service of the Gospel and the Church.

Today’s celebration of Trinity Sunday calls each of us to continue to move beyond my “self” and what I claim to be “mine.”

This celebration reminds us the Pentecost of the first Christians was a witnessing of the power of the Spirit for the future

The Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord reminds us that Jesus disappeared from the disciples’ physical sight so that he might become more present to the eyes of their hearts

Rather than closing ranks and opting for exclusivity, the Church’s first leaders imagined a new way forward and enlisted others to help them in their mission

We are to love others as Jesus has loved us, in dynamic and life-giving ways