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!

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

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?

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.

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

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

Living Easter means living life in the sure knowledge that everything has changed

Holy Week shows us what love looks like

Jesus wants us to see his glory, so that we can cling to that experience

This Sunday’s Readings are inviting us to look at our lives and on the realities of the world around us with clear eyes

God doesn’t choose us because of our greatness or our giftedness

Jesus celebrates the poor widow is giving over all her entire life and livelihood for the service of God

When we open ourselves to God’s grace, we can be healed of that blindness of spirit that sometimes prevents us from following Jesus with freedom and joy

“Whoever wishes to be great among you will be your servant; whoever wishes to be first among you will be the slave of all”

Mary stands before us as an icon of discipleship and a model of the Church at prayer