by admin | Mar 22, 2022 | Blog Articles
Mary teaches us how to say “Yes” to God and “No” to sin. On March 25 we celebrate the feast of the Annunciation. The Angel Gabriel invites Mary to be the Mother of God. Mary says “Yes” and accepts Jesus into her life. That word is so simple and yet powerful word....
by admin | Mar 15, 2022 | Blog Articles
Joseph loved Jesus as his adopted Son. Pope Francis began his apostolic letter, Patris Corde, with the words, “With a Father’s heart: that is how Joseph loved Jesus, whom all four Gospels refer to as ‘the son of Joseph.’” Joseph appears in the Gospels as a just and...
by Philip Kosloski | Mar 8, 2022 | Blog Articles
When we “give-up” things for Lent, we can use the money we would have normally used and give it to the poor. Lent is a beautiful time in the Church’s calendar and for many centuries the Christian faithful have used it to “give-up” certain things. Giving-up sweets or...
by Philip Kosloski | Feb 21, 2022 | Blog Articles
Throughout history many religious and consecrated women have saved the Church at major crises, such as St. Hildegard of Bingen. In February Pope Francis highlights the great work of religious and consecrated women in the life of the Church. He prays that their work is...
by admin | Feb 14, 2022 | Blog Articles
The life of St. Claude La Colombière is a model of what it means to seek, in everyday life, to serve the Heart of Christ and his Church with care and passion. The life of St. Claude La Colombière, SJ, is intimately linked to the spirituality of the Sacred Heart of...
by admin | Feb 8, 2022 | Blog Articles
One of the best-known corporal works of mercy is visiting the sick, an opportunity to “be” with those who are suffering. On February 11, the Church celebrates the “World Day of Sick,” joining in prayer for the healing of the sick, and inviting Christians to look at...
