Still water in a canyon depiction parenting by God

Parented by the Almighty

Stephen Copeland December 8, 2022

Reflect We often go to God in prayer, but do we ever allow God to pray over us? May this prayer inspire your Christian imagination

Sharing the Word for December 8, 2022

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk December 8, 2022

Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary December 8, 2022Daily Reading from the USCCB: Genesis 3:9-15, 20 Today the Church celebrates the

Saint Nicholas: The Original Santa Claus

Susan Hines-Brigger December 8, 2022

Saint Nicholas’ life is one of history and mystery.

Reel Time with Sister Rose

Rose Pacatte, FSP December 7, 2022

Sister Rose Pacatte, FSP, reviews Tár, White Noise, and Bones & All in our December/January issue!

Four Intriguing Women

Theresa Doyle-Nelson December 7, 2022

Why do you suppose Matthew’s Gospel includes these four particular women–Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba–in Jesus’ genealogy?

Sharing the Word for December 7, 2022

Fr. Don Miller, OFM December 7, 2022

Memorial of Saint Ambrose December 7, 2022Daily Reading from the USCCB: Matthew 11:28-30 In this passage, Jesus speaks to people who he knows and sees

Calming Your Fears

Daniel Imwalle December 6, 2022

Reflect “I recently saw a poster that read, ‘Worry is the misuse of the imagination.’ Things seldom happen as we expect. Most of our fears

Sharing the Word for December 6, 2022

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk December 6, 2022

Tuesday of the Second Week of Advent December 6, 2022Daily Reading from the USCCB: Isaiah 40:1-11 In this reading we see a heavenly assembly in

Sharing the Word for December 5, 2022 – Second Week of Advent – Year 1

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk December 5, 2022

Monday of the Second Week of Advent December 5, 2022Daily Reading from the USCCB: Isaiah 35:1-10 Isaiah continues his message about the coming of the

Be On God’s Side

Bruce Epperly December 4, 2022

In our personal lives and in our politics, let us strive to follow God’s way rather than our own self-interests. Let’s put the common good—God’s realm of Shalom—ahead of power and politics.