Category: Reflections

He was born in poverty in a one-room log cabin in rural Kentucky. It is estimated that he received less

The Church celebrates significant events throughout the Liturgical Year. With Pentecost Sunday, the Church concluded the celebration of the Easter

Recent gospel readings converge on the themes of love, perseverance, and community, urging us to embody Christ’s love in our

In the parable of the Prodigal Son, we learned about God’s infinite compassion and mercy for us sinners. The story

Christian faith, beliefs, and traditions handed down from the apostles through the generations have a rich heritage steeped in the

The readings for February 16th invite us to reflect on the nature of trust, either in God or worldly things.

The end of the year is upon us and the hopefulness of this time fills our hearts and minds. Some

The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord marks the conclusion of the Christmas season in the Liturgical calendar and

Joy is an often-elusive emotion that transcends mere happiness. It is a sense of fulfillment and contentment firmly formed below

Two widows depicted in the Old Testament and Gospel readings gave very little. The widow of Zarephath, called by God