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God takes care of us in all kinds of ways. We don’t have to know the details of God’s governance in our lives, but it’s right to have confidence in God’s care and to be grateful for it.
A Christian celebration of humanity consists in lovingly midwifing our fellow humans into full being.
What I thought was a brief walk with this beloved French saint turned into a lifelong journey of love and admiration.
Honor St. Thérèse of Lisieux today by thinking of all the small things you do to try to be the best and most loving person you can be.
When we say the word family, it can mean so many things. Our faith teaches us that the human family—that is to say, every single human being on planet Earth—makes up the body of Christ and has inherent dignity.
Today’s First Reading from Baruch is a prayer of corporate repentance meant to be recited by the exiles in sorrow for corporate sinfulness–past and present.
Violence and racism against people with Asian descent is on the rise in our country. Volunteering for charities or ministries where people of various backgrounds are served is a great way to break down the walls of bias.
We who are followers of Jesus are called to clear the way for him, to prepare the world around us for his coming. We have to witness that the Lord is important.
St. Anthony of Padua is known as the finder of lost objects. He can also help us find the intangibles—such as joy.
Boomers and Zoomers each have something important to offer our world. We should take advantage of it.
