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The question of vocation has always been a looming question for Catholics. And I mean vocation with the capital “V”. In college, this was...

Today's Readings In January 2019, my husband and I knew we were ready for a change. We wanted another child and we were ready for new...

Today's Readings I am the type of personality that does not love the “messy middle” of situations. You know what I mean, that in-between...

In March 2020, I was teaching third grade in suburban Chicago. On Friday, March 13th, we were given directions to send home belongings...

Every year I have a 4th of July tradition. I grab a soda, some popcorn (properly popped on the stove), and, if I’m thinking ahead some...

The "Words of Wisdom" series offers ten minute prayer experiences each Tuesday during the season of Lent. Each prayer includes a short...

Today's Readings Today’s Gospel reading contains a familiar and one of the most quoted verses, “For God so loved the world that he gave...

We invite you to find a comfortable place, relax, maybe grab a journal and enter into prayer.

We invite you to take ten minutes to enter into prayer with us. Find a comfortable place and spend just a few extra minutes with God...

Today’s Readings We tend to focus on the highlight – what happened at the top of the mountain. We thank God for the deliverance of Isaac...

Find a comfortable place, take a deep breath, and spend ten minutes with God.

Today’s Readings Today’s readings seem rough at first. They speak of drudgery, work, stewardship, early mornings, and vast crowds. The...

Who am I? Where do I belong? These are questions that have plagued me from a young age. Growing up Indian and Hindu in a small Iowa town,...

Today's Readings We have hit the post-Christmas lull. For many, it means dry January and new year resolutions and goals. Ordinary time...

Today’s Readings Comfort, give comfort to my people, says your God. Speak tenderly to Jerusalem These opening words from Isaiah in...

While I was certainly gripped with uncertainty, the solace of my ‘no’ meant a new openness to what God may invite me to.