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Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael have had special missions in carrying out the will of God among his human creatures. The liturgical celebration of these archangels is intended to remind us that God is still concerned with us today.
When the stress level and busyness in my life are high, I don’t always take time to thank God for the daily gifts he gives me.
In her approach to prayer, St. Teresa of Avila shows a levelheadedness and psychological insight that readily puts beginners at ease.
The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington has collected and donated nearly half a million dollars to assist the restoration and rebuilding efforts of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, which was extensively damaged in a fire two years ago.
“Ezra” and “Nehemiah”–narratives of return and restoration–deal with the postexilic period of God’s people. But there was still a long way to go. God’s providence isn’t always fulfilled effortlessly.
Paul’s basic instruction to Timothy is that the leader must not stand still but must progress and so provide encouragement for others.
St. Augustine got a few things right, others spectacularly wrong. But his mother, St. Monica, never gave up on him.
Through spiritual breathing, we better understand our place in the world and our purpose.
My visit to Padre Pio’s tomb deepened my appreciation for his life.
As I imagine a flourishing world, I picture one in which we are all able to become our truest, best, most Christlike selves.
