Ellen Romer Niemiec
Voice of the Lord
Today begins a series of special posts that will run through the Easter season. Normally you won't see them on Sunday, but it was fitting...
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Jessica Grima
Our Faith Unbinding
Today's Readings As we draw near to the end of Lent, my hope and prayer is that you have felt the peaceful loving arms of Jesus over...
Pearl Gonzales
Learning Not to Look for Answers
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...
Rose Miola
What’s in the water you’re drinking?
In the gospel reading I’m reminded Jesus is the brazen rabble-rouser that I always forget about. “At that moment his disciples returned,...
Jennifer Delvaux
The Company We Keep
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...
Jennifer Delvaux
Searching for Hope
Today's Readings A sign. As continue living through this pandemic. With a winter that is daily adding pain and suffering. We enter in to...
Ellen Romer Niemiec
Quiet! Come Out!
Today's Readings Not sleeping well is a habit in my family. Most of us have the gift of trying to fall asleep and instead doing inventory...
Jennifer Delvaux
Just Before
Today’s Readings “Repent, and believe in the gospel.” We are quick to point out where others need to repent, where people fall short,...
Ellen Romer Niemiec
Making Space
Today's Readings We have hit the post-Christmas lull. For many, it means dry January and new year resolutions and goals. Ordinary time...
Kathleen O'Brien
Baptism of the Lord
Today’s Readings In the readings today we find a tripartite stratum that gives us a deeper sense of the meaning of our baptismal call. To...
Jennifer Delvaux
An Epiphany Defying Expectations
Today’s Readings The Magi set out. They knew what they were about. They were wise, wealthy, prepared with gifts and likely a large...
Jessica Grima
Rejoicing Amongst the Darkness
Today's Readings Rejoice! Again, I say Rejoice! Today is the third Sunday of Advent, and all around the world we light the pink candle on...
Jennifer Delvaux
A Prophet's Words
Today’s Readings Comfort, give comfort to my people, says your God. Speak tenderly to Jerusalem These opening words from Isaiah in...
Jennifer Delvaux
Waiting. Watching. In hope of restoration...
Today’s Readings This week opens Advent with the charge to wait, to prepare. From the dark and forbidding words in the first reading from...
Jessica Grima
King and Companion
Today’s Readings Happy Solemnity of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe! These are always some of my favorite readings. I could write and...
Jennifer Delvaux
To those who have been given much
Today’s Readings Today is World Day of the Poor. In 2016, Pope Francis declared that the thirty-third Sunday of Ordinary time as the Day...
Jennifer Delvaux
Wisdom's Rounds
Today’s Readings I did not intend to write today’s reflection. As I was talking with potential contributors, many were so overwhelmed...
Jenna Rummelhart
Even When We Are Not Well
Today’s readings The past eight months have been an awkward time to feel blessed. At this point, we all know the dance. Out of a kind...
Jessica Grima
Loving Like Christ in 2020
On the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, which is World Youth Sunday, the readings couldn’t be more perfect. We see in the first reading from...
Jennifer Delvaux
The Oldest Words Still Speak
Today's Readings The opening words of likely the earliest book of the New Testament are a wish for grace and peace to the hearer. If ever...
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