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The Obedience of Trust
There are experiences we begin with hope, willingness, and an open heart, sincerely believing that we can contribute something good. We arrive with the desire to serve, to offer our talents, and to plant something that may one day bear fruit. We do not arrive seeking recognition. We arrive with […]
The Patience of Forgiveness
God is perfect. We are not. Those are fundamental tenets of the Christian faith. As St. Paul says in his letter to the Romans, we “all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” (Romans 3:23) He doesn’t say some have sinned. He says all – me, you, […]
A Mother’s Day Gift for Our Lady
Every year when Mother’s Day approaches, children—whether they are six years old or sixty—begin asking the same question: What can I give my mother? Some bring roses…. Some write a card…. Some make a phone call…. Some prepare a meal…. Some simply spend time, because they know that presence itself […]
Pope Leo XIV: A Shepherd for Our Times
Dear friends, on May 8, the feast day of Our Lady of Luján, patroness of Argentina, we will celebrate the first anniversary of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate as successor of Peter and of the beloved Pope Francis “who came from the ends of the earth.” To understand Leo, it is […]
Blessed are the Peacemakers
We find ourselves in the early days of the Easter Season. With the grief of Holy Week still in our peripheral view, we are nevertheless invited into these fifty days of sustained – at times “persistent in spite of” – joy. Today Jesus’ voice is singing His familiar leitmotif of […]
Imperfect Love, Sacred Journey
Loving is hard. It may sound blunt to begin this way, but it is true. As human beings, we often find it easier to love when we know that love will be returned, when it feels safe and mutual. Yet, our understanding of this four-letter word is often incomplete, even […]
You Can Get There from Here
In our house, you would be in trouble for not putting your plate in the dishwasher. In our house, you would be in big trouble for traipsing across the kitchen floor in dirty work boots. In our house, you would risk something close to excommunication if you left a wet […]
EASTER: The Foundation, Renewal, and Witness of Christian Faith
1) Easter: The Foundation of Christian Faith Easter stands at the very heart of the Christian faith. It is not simply one feast among many; it is the event that gives meaning to everything Christians believe and celebrate. On Easter morning, the Church proclaims with joy that the one who […]
God Has Better Plans
There is a particular kind of darkness that comes when your professional life fractures without warning. It’s not a slow change you can see coming, but a sudden crack, the kind that makes you question everything you thought you knew about yourself, your worth, and your place in the world. […]
Love Without a Calculator
Sometimes we think the battle for faith happens in the street, at work, or on social media; but there is a front that few people name, and it is the most demanding of all: the one in the sheets, the silences, and the intimacy of marriage. We live in a […]
