In the readings today, we hear about how Jesus Christ is the ever-vigilant gardener. He desires us to bloom, that we will do what we were created to do, that we will bear the fruit that God intended.
Today is the Second Sunday of Lent. During the Gospel reading, as Peter, James and John witnessed Jesus’ transfiguration, they heard God say, “This is my chosen Son; listen to him.”
In the second reading, we will hear how Paul encouraged the Christians in Rome to have a genuine faith in Jesus in both heart and mind. As the season of Lent begins, how might you show others the sincerity of your faith?
Today, we hear “A good person out of the store of goodness in his heart produces good, but an evil person out of a store of evil produces evil; for from the fullness of the heart the mouth speaks.” (Lk 6:45)
Today, we hear about how Jesus presented his followers with some very challenging morals: love your enemy, do not retaliate, and always be willing to forgive.
Today, we hear how Jesus brought comfort to those struggling in life and challenged those who lived a life of ease. Is there someone you know who could benefit from your words of comfort this week?
Today, we celebrate the Presentation of the Lord. Mary and Jospeh received incredible news from Simeon and Anna about the infant Jesus at his presentation in the Temple.
Today, we joyfully begin the celebration of Catholic Schools Week! Join us in recognizing the value of Catholic education and the lasting impact it has on our students, families, and community.
Today we celebrate the Epiphany! The visit of the magi teaches us about God’s desire for the whole world know about his Son, Jesus. When do you first recall hearing about Jesus?
Today we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Family. In the Gospel reading, we hear about an anxious experience that Mary and Jospeh had as parents raising the young boy, Jesus.