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Happy 2nd Sunday of Advent! I find the scriptures in today’s readings to be incredibly dynamic as they powerfully reflect our own...

By Alayna Carlock and Julia Morrow I was introduced to St. Oscar Romero years ago through the homily  that he delivered on Christmas Eve...

As some may be recovering from turkey or football, or perhaps getting up too early (in my opinion at least!) to venture to the stores, we...

My spouse and I chose hospitality as a virtue we wanted present in our marriage, family and community. This has looked like a lot of...

Type into Google “patron saint of feminists” and you will find that there is no such title. There are suggestions such as Sts. Brigid,...

We are offering something new this Advent. We have daily Advent reflections by your favorite authors and some new contributors that will...

Here we are, the Sunday before Thanksgiving, surrounded by the chaos of this particular post-election season. Perhaps you find yourself...

Have you ever lost patience in waiting for something? A bride waiting for her wedding day, a new mom waiting to give birth to her child,...

As I write this, we are a few days away from the election, and I pray that the next President of the United States will govern with...

Today, November 6, 2024, is National Stress Awareness Day which falls on the first Wednesday of November each year.  Why have a national...

Our Church calls November 5th, 2024 “The Tuesday of the Thirty-first week in Ordinary Time.” For me, it is much more.  I am now 73 years...

Today’s Gospel is a very familiar passage stating the Greatest Commandment. The story, in particular the restating of the Shema, reminds...

My first memory of El Día De Los Muertos (The Day of the Dead) was from middle school, when the Spanish language class made sugar skulls...

As the liturgical year draws to a close and we enter these twin feasts of All Saints and All Souls, I tend to think on my loved ones who...

I last visited Rome almost 20 years ago, right after I graduated high school. I returned recently from October 12-19 as part of an...

We are days from what is predicted to be an even closer presidential election, which feels frightening to even acknowledge.  The...

Most Harry Potter fans will remember when Harry arrives at Hogwarts and sits in front of the whole school for every first year’s biggest...

On Tuesday you read my thoughts on the myth of being founded as a Christian Nation . I purposely avoided the very large, very dangerous...

One of the greatest myths held by a portion of our nation’s population is that we are a Christian nation. To an extent, yes. In the sense...

In another reading for my “Art & Asceticism of Dialogue” graduate course, our class was assigned a reading from the book, I Never Thought...