Anti-Semitism Wounds Us All
Pat McCloskey, OFM
October 2, 2023
Anti-Semitism is rising in the United States and worldwide. How do we combat it?
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Sharing the Word for October 2, 2023 – Twenty-sixth Week in Ordinary Time – Year 1
Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk
October 2, 2023
Feast of the Guardian Angels October 2, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Matthew 18:1-5, 10 Archangels are specialists in carrying out specific important tasks for
Saint Francis Novena | Day Eight: Creation
Pat McCloskey, OFM
October 2, 2023
Thomas of Celano wrote that Francis made of all creation a ladder by which to ascend to the Creator.
Words and Prayer
Albert Haase, OFM
October 1, 2023
Words and actions of friendship, consolation, and encouragement offer an oasis and sense of community to those who bear the weight of disheartenment, desperation, and distress.
St. Thérèse Kissing the Floor
Theresa Doyle-Nelson
October 1, 2023
By leaning on God, Thérèse endured the many criticisms and kissed the floor with grace.
Sunday Soundbite for October 1, 2023
Greg Friedman, OFM
October 1, 2023
Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle AOctober 1, 2023 What’s your choice for a favorite Gospel parable? The Good Samaritan? The vineyard workers? The Prodigal
Saint Francis Novena | Day Seven: Mary
Pat McCloskey, OFM
October 1, 2023
Francis of Assisi had a great devotion to Mary because he saw in her the model disciple.
The Law and Love
Herman Sutter
September 30, 2023
Reading the laws in Leviticus, Numbers, or Deuteronomy, we may feel a little frightened; if the sheer number doesn’t overwhelm us, the strangeness and seeming brutality often does.
Sharing the Word for September 30, 2023
Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk
September 30, 2023
Memorial of Saint Jerome September 30, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Zechariah 2:5-9, 14-15a The early chapters of Zechariah were written by a contemporary of
Saint Francis Novena | Day Six: Peace
Pat McCloskey, OFM
September 30, 2023
One of life’s ironies is that we are very slow to claim credit for the only thing for which we are fully responsible: our sins.