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Wednesday of the Tenth Week in Ordinary Time June 14, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Matthew 5:17-19 What was the relationship between Jesus’ teaching and
St. Anthony worked as hard as he could in his short years. And that is all any one of us can hope to do.
Our well-being is grounded in grace. And grace is a voice much bigger than all the other attachments where we may park value or significance.
Reflect Time and time again, we see how the saints willingly put themselves aside and chose to suffer alongside with—and for—others. Suffering and sacrifice becomes
Memorial of Saint Anthony of Padua June 13, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Matthew 5:13-16 Jesus teaches that his disciples have responsibilities in the world.
For many people the most famous thing about St. Anthony of Padua is his reputation as a wonder-worker.
Wasting time really is intentional. You are, literally, spending time. On clouds, or lilies, or naps, or silence, or prayer, or providing a generous spirit
Reflect Theologian Teilhard de Chardin once suggested that creation did not stop after seven days, that it continues, and that we are invited to be
Monday of the Tenth Week in Ordinary Time June 12, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Matthew 5:1-12 The liturgy now begins a 12-week series of
The Franciscans now had Francis and Anthony who symbolized two strains that would exist, sometimes in tension, among them from that time forward.
