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Today's Readings Jessica reflects on the importance of knowing and acting in wisdom.

Bold, compassionate, and indomitable. This is how I would describe Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first American citizen made a saint...

Today's Readings We are so close to Advent we can practically smell it. Our readings today make that very clear. Even though we are still...

Today's Readings The Letter to the Romans reminds us that love is the fulfillment of the Law. Jessica considers the difficulty of this...

The leaves are falling and the evening darkness creeps ever earlier as the end of the liturgical year draws closer. In just a few more...

When my Dad died almost three years ago in January 2021, there were many moments of comfort: the meals people made for my mom as she...

Not being raised Catholic, my understanding of saints was murky at best. I knew they were people whose lives honored God, whose faith...

Today's Readings This week Erika dives into the book of Revelation for the Solemnity of Saints. She explores John's vision of the...

Today's Readings This week, Jessica reflects on the dedication that is required in order to act righteously.

Today's Readings Here we are amid the fall, closing in on the cusp of the great Advent season with many of us perhaps enrolled in...

Today's Readings Jessica reminds us to express gratitude to those who walk with us on our faith journeys.

So much has been said about St. Teresa of Avila. As one of four female Doctors of the Church, Teresa has been a source of inspiration for...

Readings This week, Jessica reflects on God's (sometimes frustrating) abundant generosity in giving grace.

Today's Readings Today’s passage from Paul’s Letter to the Philippians is a source of comfort for many people that I know. However, for...

The Pope is probably the furthest from the periphery you could get when considering voices in the Church. However, yesterday Pope Francis...

Today's Readings This passage is about Nehemiah’s appeal to the Persian king for the sake of Israel’s restoration. Nehemiah advocates for...

It was my eighth-grade graduation, and I was standing alone in front of an audience. My small school had a tradition where each student...

Today's Readings In the style of St. Vincent, Jessica invites us to share our prayer reflection so that we can learn from each other.

Today's Readings When reading today’s Gospel, I was sincerely challenged on a response to the parable of the Workers in the Vineyard. All...

There's a sign that hangs in my kitchen that says, “If you think my hands are full, you should see my heart.” I love this sign because on...