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When we are young we sometimes attempt to tell our brothers and sisters what to do. This usually results in an immediate demand to reveal our source of authority. “Who made you the boss of me?” We can usually come up with some pretty dubious... More Info →

“This is the time of fulfillment…” Jesus announces to us the good news as he begins his public ministry and this good news is that we now are living in the time of fulfillment. With the beginning of the ministry of Jesus, the Son of God, God is... More Info →

Every person that is baptized has a vocation that comes about as a fruit of their baptism. We experience the fullness of life only when we are able to discern our true vocation, God’s call in our lives, and respond positively to it. Each person... More Info →

We all have questions. Our lives are a mystery to us. There are big questions about life that taunt us from the horizons of our awareness. “Does life have an ultimate meaning?” “Is there a purpose for living?” “How did I come into existence?”... More Info →

In this Octave of Christmas we celebrate the central mystery of our faith in the Incarnation of the Eternal Word, who was with God from the beginning, and through whom all things came into being. The Eternal Word became flesh and “made his... More Info →

On the Solemnity of the Nativity of the Lord, Christmas, we celebrate the birth of Jesus, the Christ, the Son of God. In the Christ child, God takes up his residence among his people. God, the Father, enters into our human condition and becomes... More Info →

Who is driving the train? Certainly this is an important question for us all to be able to answer. Is the train driver going to take you to the destination that you are seeking? The train that I have in mind here is a very special train –... More Info →

God created the world to be a garden, a beautiful place of life and abundance. Isaiah the prophet speaks of God: “The creator of the heavens, who is God, the designer and maker of the earth who established it, not creating it to be a waste, but... More Info →

We live in a world of twilight, an in-between world, not fully light and not fully darkness, not fully good but not all evil. We live in a time of struggle between darkness and light, between hope and despair. We know that in baptism we are born... More Info →

Today is the last Sunday of the year and we celebrate the Feast of Christ the King. As we close out the liturgical year our thoughts turn toward the “last things” that stand before us always in our lives. We listen to the parables of judgment... More Info →