
The Lord makes it clear that hanging on to His hand will require us to let go of everything else…
Mass Readings – Wednesday of the 26th Week of the Year (St. Jerome)

The Lord makes it clear that hanging on to His hand will require us to let go of everything else…
Mass Readings – Wednesday of the 26th Week of the Year (St. Jerome)

The Bible names these three angels as particular instruments in God’s plan of salvation; may their presence inspire our faith as we follow Jesus Christ.

The Lord teaches that greatness comes from a humble heart that recognizes the good that others do.

The parable of the two sons reveals the power of our actions to define ourselves in the context of the unique aspects of our lives.

As Jesus talks about his approaching Passion on the Cross, the disciples fail to understand his meaning. Their fear and hesitation remind us to be aware of the sacrifices we will make for the Lord.

Through his death and resurrection, Jesus touches all aspects of human life with a grace that brings hope and healing. May we see God at work in every moment of our day as we place our trust in the Lord.

The emptiness that Qoheleth describes and Herod the tetrarch experiences both point to a common theme: a life without God is no life at all.

As Jesus empowers his disciples to minister to the people, we are reminded that the Lord continues to invite us to serve in His name to those in our lives.
Mass Readings – Wednesday of the 24th Week (St. Pius of Pietrelcina)

As I spend time today with my Mom on her birthday, I pause to thank God that my parents shared their faith and helped me live it.

The Letter to the Ephesians beautifully illustrates how we are directed to live according to the manner of our call to follow Jesus Christ. Simply put, if we have been given gifts, then may we joyfully offer them to the Lord!
Mass Readings – Feast of St. Matthew, Apostle
Note: Today is my birthday, and I give thanks to God for the gift of my life!