Live the Gospel: A Message from St. Francis
Murray Bodo, OFM
July 22, 2017
St. Francis found the truth that leads to freedom in the truths of the Gospel, and the freedom he found was the freedom to love.
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Models of Faith: St. Mary Magdalene
Jim Van Vurst, OFM
July 21, 2017
Thanks to the Gospels, we know who Jesus’ disciples were.
Midlife Meditation
Mary Sharon Moore
July 17, 2017
These five simple questions lead to honest prayer.
St. Bonaventure: A Franciscan Heart
Fr. Don Miller, OFM
July 14, 2017
St. Bonaventure may not be as well-known as Sts. Francis and Anthony, but he is an important figure in both Franciscan history and the history of the medieval Church.
Sacred Heart of Jesus: A Symbol of Love and Mercy
Fr. Don Miller, OFM
June 23, 2017
Every feast day has a story, and the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart is no exception.
A Canticle to Creation
Kathleen M. Carroll
June 22, 2017
Jesuit Brother Guy Consolmagno, director of the Vatican Observatory since 2015, finds it altogether baffling that some people still see science and religion as being somehow opposed.
The Bible and Beyond
Father Roger Karban
June 22, 2017
Yes, God speaks to us throughout the Bible, but also through life’s experiences.
Reel Time
Rose Pacatte, FSP
June 22, 2017
The Dinner
Paul (Steve Coogan), a high school history teacher, hesitates about going to dinner with his wife, Claire (Laura Linney), his brother, Congressman Stan Lohman (Richard Gere), and Stan’s wife, Katelyn (Rebecca Hall). Claire convinces him to go, unaware that Paul has found something disturbing on the cell phone that belongs to their son, Michael (Charlie Plummer).
Rising from Rock Bottom
Dave Hrbacek
June 22, 2017
Mark Tompkins was cruising down Interstate 10 in San Antonio, Texas, on his motorcycle in March 2014. A doctor specializing in foot and ankle problems, he cut out shortly before noon after seeing patients and examining their charts.
Does Prayer Change Things?
Pat McCloskey, OFM
June 22, 2017
I understand that if I pray for someone, that action affects me and how I deal with that person and perhaps others. All our lives, Catholics are geared to praying for others, but what we do after that praying is also crucial. Pope Francis usually ends a homily or talk with a request that his listeners pray for him. What good does that do?