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  Life’s journey is filled with crossroads.  As we travel along on the way of life we invariably will find ourselves standing at a crossroads and asked to make a decision.  Even our faith journey confronts us with a constant decision of faith... More Info →

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, the patron of Catholic education, was honored and respected for her commitment to establishing schools and providing for the education of children, especially those who were poor and could not afford a quality education.... More Info →

  Sometimes our lives are filled with drama.  Everything around us seems to be coming undone.  Where there was once order in our lives and we felt we had some understanding of life, there now seems to be only chaos.  Life becomes filled with... More Info →

    There comes a time in which we must pack up the past and leave it behind.  The future awaits, unknown and mysterious, calling us to a new way of life.  Life is not meant to be lived and experienced only in the reminiscences of a former way... More Info →

   The vision of Christ Jesus.  The mind of Christ Jesus.  The hands of Christ Jesus.  Now we are the Body of Christ in the world, his eyes, his mind and his hands.  Through the grace of our Lord we are called to live in Christ and to have... More Info →

     When we grow tired and weary in life we can become a different person than we know ourselves to be.  “He came and preached peace to you who were far off and peace to those who were near, for through him we both have access in one Spirit to... More Info →

In the business world a person might often be reminded to “remember who signs your paychecks.”  This common wisdom is a reminder to “toe the company line.”  The prophet Amos was not a company man.  He was not a professional prophet, like... More Info →

There is an idiomatic expression of human wisdom in the English language that cautions us that:  “You have to take the bad with the good.”  Even though our modern, overly optimistic view of the human condition might declare that, “It is all... More Info →

    One of the oldest manuscripts discovered that reflects the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles in the early Church is the Didache.  The teaching begins with a presentation of Two Ways.  “Two Ways there are, one of Life and one of Death, and... More Info →

  At times I meet parents who are Catholic and come from a long tradition of Catholic belief and family tradition.  These parents have several children who have never been baptized or catechized in the Catholic faith that formed their parents... More Info →