At the beginning of this weekend’s first reading (Ezekiel 37:12-14), one line stood out and shaped...

It has been over four hundred years since the feast of Saint Joseph, the husband of the Blessed...

In today’s Gospel reading from the Gospel of John (John 5:17-30), Jesus speaks words that echo the...

Once again, I am happy to welcome all of you to our Eucharistic celebration on this Fourth Sunday of...

Those who claimed in today’s Gospel (Luke 11:14-23) that Jesus was acting “by the power of...

During Lent, and indeed at all times, we speak often about repentance and even more about...

All living things, especially humans, need water to survive. We drink water when we need hydration...

One of the primary ways the Church guides us in discernment and decision-making is through the...

Essentially, we are all called to ultimate transfiguration. Matthew’s gospel today says: “and he was...