Where Credit is Due

Carol Ann Morrow November 26, 2022

Because of my race, my innate gifts, my appearance, my security, I have experienced unearned happiness and have lived to see this day.

Sharing the Word for November 26, 2022

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk November 26, 2022

With our daily routines, our superficial concerns, our sins it’s easy to forget that the kingdom of God is always near. It’s easy to lose track of the presence of the Lord.

The Gift of Contentment

Diane M. Houdek November 25, 2022

Contentment is a great gift that we don’t always appreciate. It’s not as rare as we might think.

Notes from a Friar: The Humble Heart of Francis

Murray Bodo, OFM November 25, 2022

Francis helped resurrect the Christ of the Gospels who showed Francis the way that alone would renew the earth and all life that dwells upon it.

Sharing the Word for November 25, 2022

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk November 25, 2022

What Jesus has to say about the end times is for our benefit. To the extent that we are in accord with Jesus, we are in harmony with all that lies ahead.

A Day of Giving Thanks

Diane M. Houdek November 24, 2022

Thanksgiving in America began with noble sentiments and is surrounded by traditions, rituals, and stories.

Notes from a Friar: A Spirit of Gratitude

Jeremy Harrington, OFM November 24, 2022

Faith provides us with powerful reasons to be grateful.

Thanks, Lord

Daniel Imwalle November 24, 2022

Of all the national holidays, Thanksgiving bears the most resemblance to the Last Supper. A meal is central to the event, everyone knows each other, and there is darkness amid the joy of gathering.

Sharing the Word for November 24, 2022

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk November 24, 2022

In the time before Christ’s final coming in glory interim catastrophes will afflict the world. But nothing is more powerful than God’s love and care for us.