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Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle ASeptember 24, 2023 I once heard a quotation, and I’m sorry I don’t remember its source. But it went:
Every human activity becomes a means of praising God. As St. Paul encourages us, we can pray without ceasing by the way we live our lives.
Memorial of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina September 23, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: 1 Timothy 6:13-16 As Paul’s letter draws to a close he outlines
San Antonio may be a half a world away from Assisi, but Father Phil Ley guesses that St. Francis would have found himself at home at a shelter that welcomes immigrants with no place else to go.
Reflect Quietude is a beautiful yet underused word, defined as stillness or calmness in a person or place. Though perhaps we think it is especially
Friday of the Twenty-fourth Week in Ordinary Time September 22, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: 1 Timothy 6:2c-12 In New Testament times, religious teaching was
If I’ve learned anything as a friar, it is that being a Christian means leaving behind everything and being totally fine with accepting whatever God gives me—big or small, happy or painful.
Chesterton once wrote, “Newspapers not only deal with news, but they deal with everything as if it were entirely new.” There’s a lot of new
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.
Reflect On his road to Calvary, Jesus of Nazareth modeled trust and obedience as he suffered. Sometimes in life nothing makes sense. The trapdoor opens
