Pope Francis So Far

Mark P. Shea February 20, 2023

In the past 10 years, Pope Francis has been both celebrated and vilified. But he remains on task for reforming the Catholic Church.

We Cannot Control the Mission

Casey Cole, OFM February 20, 2023

Time and again, my little worldview is shaken by something wider; my plans are almost always dashed by bigger, better ones.

Be On God’s Side

Richard B. Patterson, PhD February 20, 2023

Reflect One day, during the heat of the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln was asked if he prayed for God to be on the side of

Sharing the Word for February 20, 2023 – Seventh Week in Ordinary Time – Year 1

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk February 20, 2023

Monday of the Seventh Week in Ordinary Time February 20, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Sirach 1:1-10 The author of Sirach was a Jewish educator

Sister Jane Mary Sorosiak, OSF

Janice Lane Palko February 19, 2023

Sister Jane Mary has been spreading joy for more than six decades through her service and art.

Understanding the Trinity

Mark Etling, PhD February 19, 2023

When we are aware of the beauty and loving interactions in our lives, we are actually recognizing the Trinity.

Wooden sculpture of a person holding Jesus' hand on the cross

Jesus Never Promised Success

Casey Cole, OFM February 19, 2023

While there is nothing wrong with hoping for success in our lives, our faith is destined for problems if it becomes an expectation we cannot live without.

I Am ‘the Other’ to Someone Else

Daniel Imwalle February 19, 2023

Reflect It’s easy to look around and identify someone who lives in the shadows of our society. But sometimes, when I look in the proverbial

Depiction of Jesus on The Cross in a church

Sunday Soundbite for February 19, 2023

Greg Friedman, OFM February 19, 2023

Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle AFebruary 19, 2023 Sometimes the hardest Gospel texts to hear and live are the simplest. Today, our selection from