In one year of Pope Leo XIV’s papacy, we’ve seen clear pastoral emphasis on mercy, evangelization, peace, and the Church’s
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The Ascension of the Lord By Ralph Iskaros
The Ascension of the Lord celebrates Jesus Christ’s bodily ascent into heaven forty days after his Resurrection. It marks the
Continue reading“Give Thanks to the Lord, For He Is Good” – The Sunday of Divine Mercy By Ralph Iskaros
The readings for the Sunday of Divine Mercy paint an idyllic snapshot of the newborn Church after the Resurrection of
Continue reading“We Are An Easter People Called To Be Disciples of the Risen Christ” – A Reflection By Tom Leavens
In the Spring of 1982, the theme of the MYP Teen Retreat was: “We Are An Easter People Called To
Continue reading“Those Who Believe, See” – The Fourth Sunday of Lent By Ralph Iskaros
In 2013, Pope Francis delivered his first encyclical, Lumen Fidei, to the Church. His letter said: “Those who believe, see; they
Continue readingHow Will You Add Flavor to the Lives of Others? By Ralph Iskaros
David Foster Wallace was an American novelist and professor who, in 2005, gave a now-famous and often-quoted commencement speech to
Continue readingThe Feast of the Baptism of the Lord By Ralph Iskaros
January 11th is the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. It marks the close of the Christmas season, following
Continue readingGAUDETE SUNDAY—REJOICE! By Ralph Iskaros
The Third Sunday of Advent, often called Gaudete Sunday, invites us to pause amid the season’s penitential purple to light
Continue reading“We Are Encouraged To Look Beyond the Turmoil… ” By Ralph Iskaros
“See that you not be deceived, for many will come in my name, saying, ‘I am he,’ and ‘The time
Continue reading“May We Open Our Hearts to the Lessons God Desires to Impart to Us” By Ralph Iskaros
In the Sunday readings for October 19th offer us insight into the themes of faith, perseverance, and the communal nature
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