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February is Black History Month in the United States. As such, it’s a great time to recognize the contributions of Black Americans in the Catholic Church.
When we go to confession, we feel a bit ashamed.
This week’s Gospel recalls Jesus’ encounter with an unclean spirit in Capernaum.
To bear fruit, we must be like softened ground–open and receptive. Let us be like that good ground and bear fruit a hundredfold.
Not long ago, I fell in a state park while hiking with friends.
Today’s feast offers an opportunity to renew our awareness of our friends in the Lord. The encouragement and support we receive from them are an important element in our service of the Lord.
What we bring to the pursuit of the God of life is what we will get out of it.
We have been called by Jesus to be messengers of the salvation that he brings. It is a call we dare not neglect.
There are times we are pulled toward thoughts of the past and replaying regretful events over and over in our minds. May this prayer help you let go into today.
Clearly one of the pillars of the spiritual life, as far as the Desert Monastics were concerned, was a time and place for reflection
