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Monday of the Seventh Week of Easter May 22, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Acts 19:1-8 From Corinth Paul returned to Antioch and from there
“No one is closer to us than he who healed our wounds.
For the Head is one with his members.
Let us therefore love him as our Lord and God.”
–Saint Anthony of Padua
Reflect We are often our own worst critics, failing to extend compassion to ourselves when we would easily do so for a loved one. Use
Seventh Sunday of Easter Cycle AMay 21, 2023 How often do we promise to pray for someone we care about? Did you know there’s a
Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord Cycle AMay 21, 2023 It’s one thing to know you’ve got a big job to do. It’s another
“During the meal, Jesus took bread, blessed it and broke it as a sign that his body would be broken, too, through his freely accepted death. The humanity of Christ is like the grape because it was crushed in the winepress of the cross so that his blood flowed forth over all the earth….How great is the charity of the beloved! How great the love of the Bridegroom for his spouse, the Church!”
–Saint Anthony of Padua
Reflection
Reflect One of the great mysteries of life is the reality of trauma and unexplainable suffering in our world. When blindsided by this kind of
Saturday of the Sixth Week of Easter May 20, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Acts 18:23-28 From Corinth Paul returned to Syrian Antioch and still
“When a crystal is touched or struck by the rays of the sun,
it gives forth brilliant sparks of light.
When the man of faith is touched by the light of God’s grace,
he too must shine with his good words and deeds, and so bring
God’s light to others.”
–Saint Anthony of Padua
Reflection
Reflect It is said that the only constant in life is change. Sometimes that change can be easy and exciting. Other times it can be
