On the surface, the Parable of the Prodigal Son is a story of returning. Dig a little deeper and you...

One of the most insightful questions anyone has ever asked me was this: to which Person of the Trinity do...

Leprosy has a long history in Scripture and beyond. If you are familiar with the story of Jesus’ encounter with...

Both my family and my husband’s family have long-depended upon the intercession of ‘the Theresas.’ My dad and his siblings...

Being both Irish and Catholic, it was no surprise to receive a Saint Brigid’s cross from an aunt’s trip to...

“The measure of love is to love without measure.”// Francis de Sales   Whenever the opportunity avails itself and I find...

Whenever I pack to go camping, it’s inevitable that I will find myself asking the same question. Generally between stops...

Confused about the current "Synod on Synodality" you have seen in your parish bulletin and maybe heard about in passing?...

For all of the causes for concern that are splashed across our screens day after day, I have noticed a...

As the process of selecting Confirmation Saints looms near at our house once again, I find myself doing a lot...

Pope Francis declared the 4th Sunday of July as the world day for grandparents and the elderly, coinciding with the...

“If you really wanted to confess something, why not just talk to an empty chair and pretend Jesus is in...

As the academic year comes to a close, it can feel like we are on the cusp of something new,...

The Easter story hinges on one detail: the Resurrection. Without resurrection, Easter is business as usual... yesterday’s news. The story...

Mary said, “Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word.”...

If you have had the opportunity to watch the first seasons of The Chosen, you too might have extra appreciation...

In the Eastern Orthodox tradition, the culmination of Christmastide is celebrated at last during the arrival of the Magi. Gifts...