Today’s Gospel reading got me thinking about John the Baptist and his life whose feast day is today. I shared...

I sat blissfully alone in the local coffee shop, with a hot espresso and a fancy breakfast sandwich on the...

The First Reading is from a letter Saint Paul wrote to the Church in Thessalonica. (2 Thessalonians) Being a port...

“Choose today whom you will serve,” Joshua challenges his troops in today's First Reading. (Joshua 24:15) In the Gospel, Jesus...

Jesus found Philip. Philip found Nathanael. Nathanael found Jesus. (John 1: 45-51) As I read today’s Gospel message in the...

I was the new kid in town, with three kids of my own and no clue how to do this...

I love to ponder the tenderness of the relationship of mother and son. It’s a relationship I know well, because...

Who then can be saved? It seems impossible, doesn’t it? Jesus paints a rather clear picture for His disciples, and...

I once drove out of the Costco parking lot and saw a man with a sign that read “HUNGRY.” I...

In today’s Gospel, Jesus gives His followers a crash course on the doctrine of the Real Presence: “For my flesh...

Want to know what I love about this Blessed is She sisterhood? Authenticity! I love the open dialogue when we...

Independent: one of the words most frequently used to describe me by my family from the time I was a...

On this Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, invite Our Lady to speak these words to your...

“Unless you turn and become like children, you will not enter the Kingdom of heaven.” (Matthew 18:3) Last night I...

Would you walk awhile in Simon Peter's shoes with me, Sisters? If you read a bit more of his journey...

In today's world where Christianity has become so politicized, cliched, commercialized, sanitized, and comfortable it is all too easy to...

Just last week I woke up with a new awareness of my life that has been present for awhile, but...