Earth’s Limited Resources

Kathy Coffey July 31, 2022

Because Saint Francis saw the world with more than “intellectual appreciation or economic calculus,” he would sometimes sing in wonder at moon, stars or sun.

Founder of the Society of Jesus Ignatius of Loyola, like Francis of Assisi, had a conversion experience while recuperating from a serious illness. Being a military man, the Rule of Life that Saint Ignatius wrote for his followers shows the discipline and rigor of a soldier, but a soldier of faith with the mercy and compassion of the Gospel.

Seven Days with Solanus Casey: A Creative Spirituality

Leo Wollenweber, OFM Cap July 30, 2022

“We must be faithful to the present moment or we will frustrate the plan of God for our lives.” —Solanus Casey

Just an Ordinary Day

Maureen O'Brien July 30, 2022

We sometimes feel a lack of spirit in the overwhelming necessity of everyday tasks. May this prayer help you invite God into all your repetitive duties.

Blessed Solanus Casey

Franciscan Media July 30

Blessed Solanus Casey became one of Detroit’s best-known priests, even though he was not allowed to preach formally or to hear confessions.

Seven Days with Solanus Casey: An Attitude of Gratitude

Leo Wollenweber, OFM Cap July 29, 2022

“Worry is a weakness from which very few of us are entirely free. We must be on guard against this most insidious enemy of our peace of soul.” —Solanus Casey

So Many Opinions

Colleen Arnold, MD July 29, 2022

There will always be people with different opinions—in politics, Church, even in families. Jesus calls us to respect each other despite our differences.

Saints Martha, Mary, and Lazarus

Franciscan Media July 29

Pope Francis approved the memorial for Martha, Mary and Lazarus after “considering the important evangelical witness they offered in welcoming the Lord Jesus into their home, in listening to him attentively, (and) in believing that he is the resurrection and the life.”

Sharing the Word for July 29, 2022

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk July 29, 2022

The Bethany family of Martha, Mary, and Lazarus knew Jesus well. They loved him as a good friend. They had faith in what he taught and in what he could do. Jesus calls us to know him, to be friends with him, to have faith in him as well. How have I responded?