Faith and Family for May 23: Pentecost Sunday

Susan Hines-Brigger May 19, 2021

This week at Mass, we celebrate the feast of Pentecost.

Sunday Soundbite for May 23, 2021

Greg Friedman, OFM May 19, 2021

It’s a characteristic of Catholicism to see God’s goodness in all of creation, in various human endeavors, and in the cultures and histories of human beings wherever the gospel is preached.

Sharing the Word for May 19, 2021

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk May 19, 2021

Paul’s farewell discourse to the Ephesians is filled with assurance and encouragement for his people. He expresses deep affection for them and they for him.

Sharing the Word for May 18, 2021

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk May 18, 2021

Paul reminded the church at Ephesus of how he had called them to repentance and to faith, of how he had born witness to the gospel of God’s grace.

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Confessions of a Recovering Pessimist

Susan Hines-Brigger May 17, 2021

In light of how our lives have changed, I want to prove to myself that I am capable of stepping out of my own way and making a change.

Changed, Not Ended

Patricia Breen McNeil May 17, 2021

As Christians we believe physical death does not hold the final answer. Life has not ended, but really begun in a new, powerful way.

Sharing the Word for May 17, 2021 – Seventh Week of Easter – Year 1

Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk May 17, 2021

From one perspective or another the Church is always in some degree of disorder. Maybe Christ intends it to be that way so that we realize that its continued life and vigor are due to his efforts and not our own.

Sunday Soundbite for May 16, 2021

Greg Friedman, OFM May 16, 2021

Do we realize the implications of bearing the name of Christ in our world today? Do we believe in the power we were given at baptism, when we were named and signed with the cross of Christ?