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Today’s First Reading describes a vision of a multitude beyond number. They stand before God praising and thanking him for the salvation that he has conferred on them all.
In today’s First Reading Saint Paul tells the Ephesians that we all belong to the household of the faith, built upon the apostles on the basic foundation stone of Christ.
“Disciple” sounds pretty serious–as in the Apostles, saints, and martyrs who we emulate so much. But we don’t have to view it as a loaded phrase or some unattainable goal.
Faced with a difficult decision, Joseph teaches us that righteousness means loving both God and neighbor.
The coming of the Lord is not a one-time event. There are interim comings scattered throughout the life of the believer. We have to be ready to welcome Jesus whenever he comes.
Meet Blessed Carlo Acutis, a teen who combined devotion to the Eucharist with a passion for computer technology.
Sister Rose Pacatte, FSP, reviews “Purgatory, ” “Dear Evan Hansen, ” and “Mass ” in our November issue!
Today’s reading from Malachi first addresses the sinners who find serving God useless. Then God turns to those who trust in his name, and promises them his compassion.
What I thought was a brief walk with this beloved French saint turned into a lifelong journey of love and admiration.
St. Anthony of Padua is known as the finder of lost objects. He can also help us find the intangibles—such as joy.
