Fr. Gary Caster

The knowledge of who we have become in Christ should infuse the prayer of our hearts, our devotional practices, and our prayers with the Christian community.

St. Thérèse understood that prayer is a unique kind of activity that expresses the height and depth and breadth of being.

Prayer always seems to be more than the words we use to describe it or the ways in which we understand it.

Wherever we are and whatever we are doing, God is with us in his Son.

Jesus longs to fill our lives with the concrete experience of his abiding presence.

By greeting the Lord each morning, we begin the day by connecting our life with the life of the incarnate Christ.

Every human activity and endeavor, no matter how grand or seemingly insignificant, should be rooted in the relationship we have with Jesus.