The Gift of Shared Suffering
Melody Newburn
March 17, 2021
This family is grateful that together they have learned to lean into the hard and find good even there.
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Sunday Soundbite for March 21, 2021
Greg Friedman, OFM
March 17, 2021
Jesus invites his followers to imitate his act of self-giving in the beautiful image of the grain of wheat which dies to allow new life to grow.
Sharing the Word for March 17, 2021
Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk
March 17, 2021
If God can look out for a whole people he can look out for individuals, too. God will provide for us in ways that do us the most good.
Lent with St. Francis: Do We Like Complaining?
Diane M. Houdek
March 16, 2021
Not everyone wants to be well. Too often we become invested in our own weakness, our own sickness. It seems we would rather complain than deal with the responsibility of being healed.
Faith and Family for March 21: Fifth Sunday of Lent
Susan Hines-Brigger
March 16, 2021
In this week’s Gospel, Jesus uses the example of a grain of wheat to remind us how to live our best life.
Sharing the Word for March 16, 2021
Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk
March 16, 2021
God invites us all to live. He will provide everything we need for fruitfulness and security of life.
God Shines Most Brightly in Everyday Life
Diane M. Houdek
March 15, 2021
The virtue of humility reminds us that the ordinary and the everyday is often where God’s gifts shine most brightly.
Lent with St. Francis: Signs and Wonders
Diane M. Houdek
March 15, 2021
Francis strenuously denied the suggestions that he was a saint. He kept hidden the marks of the stigmata. He refused to let people attribute miracles to him.
Sharing the Word for March 15, 2021 – Fourth Week of Lent – Year 1
Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk
March 15, 2021
In today’s reading from Isaiah, God promises his people a new beginning. After our cleansing, after the self-gift of Jesus, comes new life.
Lent with St. Francis: Learning to See
Diane M. Houdek
March 14, 2021
We see light instead of darkness, and in that light we discover a side of ourselves that we thought we had lost. We look with new eyes on the people around us and see how they, too, are children of God.