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Saint Anthony Novena Day Nine: May Christ Deepen Our Love

Greg Friedman, OFM May 23, 2023

“We beg you, Lord Jesus,
bind us with the love of you and our neighbor
so that we can love you deeply with our whole heart,
and not be separated from you.”
–Saint Anthony of Padua

Reflection

Saint Anthony’s words from eight centuries ago hit close to home in these days when so many of us are physically distanced from one another. He prays that the Lord will empower us to love deeply—“and not be separated” from him.

The Franciscan School of Theology: Journey of Change and Growth

William Short, OFM May 23, 2023

For motivated adult learners, the master’s in Franciscan Theology provides a special Franciscan flavor to a challenging and rewarding graduate theology program.

Leading to the Light

Natalie Ryan May 22, 2023

Reflect What and who we surround ourselves with has an impact on our habits, language, and overall behavior. Am I surrounding myself with people who

Saint Anthony Novena Day Eight: Stay United with Your Healer

Greg Friedman, OFM May 22, 2023

“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

Start with Compassion

Shannon K. Evans May 21, 2023

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

Sunday Soundbite for May 21, 2023

Greg Friedman, OFM May 21, 2023

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

Sunday Soundbite for May 21, 2023

Greg Friedman, OFM May 21, 2023

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

Saint Anthony Novena Day Seven: See the Depth of Christ’s Love

Greg Friedman, OFM May 21, 2023

“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