December 2021
Saint John of the Cross
Saint John of the Cross was a 16th century reformer of the Carmelite way of life. Together with Saint Teresa of Avila, he lived the primitive Rule of their Order, and paid a dear price for his commitment to reform and authentic living. Saint John of the Cross died in 1591.
Sharing the Word for December 14, 2021
At some time or another we all find ourselves distressed, broken, poor, in need of God’s help. But whatever our trouble may be we can be confident that the Lord will help us if we call on him.
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A Blessing in Chaotic Times
Amid all the disaster and distress that wheels around and swirls within us in chaotic times, there are also always marvels to behold.
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The Gifts of Advent Day 16: The Gift of Patience
The refrain of Advent is “The Lord is near.” Sometimes it’s hard to believe this.
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Day Sixteen: A Catholic Family Advent
Waiting for something—especially during Advent—can be really hard. The anticipation of what is to come can be overwhelming, and sometimes makes it hard to be on our best behavior. If there is a certain behavior I want one of my ...
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Saint Lucy
Little is known about Saint Lucy except that she had taken a vow of virginity, and that she was martyred in 304. Yet devotion to her sprung up in the early Church, and she is mentioned among the martyrs in ...
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Mass marks end of diocesan phase of inquiry for Day’s sainthood cause