The “both/and” of the Eucharist
Today's Readings I have been a part of a variety of different Catholic communities in my lifetime, and each of them has placed a slightly...
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Katie Davis-Crowder
In the Beginning was the Conversation
Today's Readings As a high school theology teacher, I often find myself in the midst of unexpected conversations. I will have my plans...
Patty Breen
The Unpredictability of God
Today's Readings When I was a little girl, I loved watching the crackle and color of a fire. Our family could have been around a campfire...
Rachel Conrad Carlson
The Stuff of Life
Today's Readings As a non-Catholic Christian who frequently attends Mass, I am often fascinated by the chosen pairing of the Scriptures....
Jessica Grima
Love Spilled Out
Today's Readings Today, on the 6th Sunday of Easter, is one of my favorite Gospel readings by John. It is all about loving God, loving...
The Cornerstones
Today's Readings Today is the fifth Sunday of Easter and the readings offer us a glimpse into the early days of the Church. The people...
Laura G. Hancock
The Threshold
Today's Readings Today’s readings seem to be so clearly following a theme and pattern. Especially when considering the Psalm (“The Lord...
Discovering our Burning Hearts
Today's Readings In high school, I attended a program sponsored by the local Catholic diocese called Young Christians at Work. The...
Sue Delvaux
We Do Believe
Today's Readings Here we are just a few days after Easter, Christ’s Resurrection from the dead, and we observe the Sunday of Divine Mercy....
Jenny Snarski
Let There Be Light
Today's Readings There is nothing quite like celebrating Easter by attending the Easter Vigil! The lighting of fire in the dark and the...
Catherine Sullivan
Finding Calm in the Midst of a Storm
Today's Readings In my first few years of motherhood, I’ve learned that one of the most important things you can do during a child’s...
Sara Ann Conneely
Jesus Wept for He Knew Friendship
Today's Readings The story of Lazarus is a long one. In terms of Gospels, it is an in-depth examination of personal relationships, an...
Who have we discounted?
Today's Readings In the readings for today, we see stories of people who have been discounted. In the first reading, Samuel is sent by...
Mary Beth Keenan
Softening and Strengthening a Heart
Today's Readings My chest tightened, my breath got short, and my heart rate skyrocketed; it felt like our toddler was sitting on me. “Is...
Erika Tate
Transfiguraiton in an Over-Stimulated World
Today's Readings This Sunday is the second Sunday of Lent. We get to enjoy the bewildering story of the transfiguration of Jesus on Mount...
Encountering Jesus in the Desert
Today's Readings Today is the first Sunday of Lent. Living in the Midwest, I appreciate how the Lenten season corresponds with the end of...
Mary Beth Keenan
I Am a Church
Today's Readings What is your favorite church? What type of beautiful sanctuary lifts your soul to the beauty of God? What physical space...
Laura G. Hancock
The Space Between
Today's Readings If I’m honest, when I first read today’s collection of Scripture, I felt pretty overwhelmed. There are so many stark...
Sara Ann Conneely
Putting in the Work
Today's Readings For a short Gospel reading, we have quite a few metaphors explaining who we are meant to be as disciples of Christ....
Catherine Sullivan
God of the Upside Down
Today's Readings When was the last time you looked at something upside down? If I’m being honest, for me it was probably checking the...
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