As Christians, we believe that the saving work of Jesus continues today, in unexpected ways in our own lives and in the lives of each of his followers.

While it might be hard to think of ourselves as prophets, that’s exactly what we are called to be

He is truly one of us and he accepts our humanity with all of its limitations, its burdens, and, also, its hopes and its call to be something—to become something—more.

These Christmas days are illuminated by Easter glory

This feast asks us to join Mary in contemplating the gift of her Son

The Word of God became flesh in a child who had a family

How will we allow that “Yes” to shape our lives so that the Gift of Christmas isn’t forgotten or lost after a day or even a season?

Like Saint Joseph, each of us being called to trust that what God has promised to us will be given to us.

Faith is a decision to believe, and doubt can often play a role in the growth and the development of our faith

It is this grace of repentance that allows those divine gifts offered to Isaiah’s promised king to also take root in each of us

This is the time we've been given and we are expected to do something with it!

It is in the gift of love and forgiveness that we realize our dignity and worth.

Jesus stands with us, offering us God’s wisdom, asking us to give our witness to the world and to offer our testimony with courage and faith

We have to live and pray and work in such a way that the glory of God will shine out from us.

Work remains to be done, and we continue to be faced with essential questions. We continue to pray and entrust those we have lost to God’s mercy.

“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