The Risen Jesus appears to the apostles on the shores of the Sea of Galilee for the third time in our Gospel this weekend. After he...

We are two years into the pandemic and it seems that things are almost back to normal (whatever normal is now). One proof of that is the...

Feet are a funny thing. Either you tolerate them or you think they’re just plain gross. For some people, just the thought of touching the...

Most of you have seen or heard about the infamous video this week. I’m not talking about the Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the...

“Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you.” That is probably the most...

Will you be my Valentine? That’s the question of the week as we celebrate Valentine’s Day on Monday. Valentine’s Day is a day that’s...

Life wasn't easy for biblical prophets. Take Jeremiah from today's first reading. He'd been chosen in the womb to be prophet to the...

We can only wonder, with Elizabeth: “And how does this happen to me, that the mother of my Lord should come to me?” Elizabeth probably...

What shall we do? What shall we do when you’re frustrated and discouraged with horrible news? That’s how I felt this past week as I’m...

NOTE: This mass was celebrated at the beginning of a day of recollection for the faculty of St. Mary's School that focused on the...

Today we celebrate the birthday of Mary who gave birth to our messiah, our salvation, our God...Jesus! As the Mother of God Mary gives us...

Once upon a time there was a man who owned a lumber business. He advertised in the local newspaper that he was hiring new men to cut...

Both readings today from the Book of Genesis and Matthew's gospel tell a story about love at first sight. In Genesis, Rebekah sees Isaac...

I recently read this wonderful story from the National Catholic Reporter called “’Please . . . forgive us’: the story of my return to the...