The Lord Shares a Meal with His People
We know that our Faith teaches us that Jesus is both divine and human, that he has both a human natu...
A Call for Charity & Unity
As we prepare for the consecration of Russia and Ukraine to the Immaculate Heart of Mary in union wi...
The Difference between Knowing the Path and Walking the Path
One of my favorite action movies of all time is the 1999 film The Matrix. The plot centers on a grou...
A Scriptural Way of Communicating with God
Do you ever feel like prayer is a one-sided communication? Does it seem like you do all the talking...
The Joy of Salvation
This year’s refrain for the Responsorial Psalm for the Second Sunday of Advent was “The Lord has don...
How to Appreciate Mary’s Immaculate Conception
On December 8, the universal Church celebrates with great joy and solemnity the Feast of the Immacul...
Avoiding the Sin of Rash Judgment
St. John teaches us in his first epistle, “If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the t...
Infirmity of the Soul
There was once a man who knew he was ill but had no idea that his illness was terminal and fatal. O...
O Brother, Why Art Thou?
First, the questions: Is a hero someone to be admired, or someone to be imitated? If someone l...
The Gift of Prayer
Unfortunately, as Bishop Sheen once noted, many people approach prayer as if it were a parachute. Th...