A depiction of God, “God the Father,” Giovanni Battista Cima da Conegliano (1459–1517) Listen to this article Friends, my message today for all us, you and me included, is that God is calling us to have a life with Him. I’d like to give a little background about this and Continue Reading
The Marvels of the Eucharist: ‘Behold, God’s love for you!’
From The Virgin Adoring the Host, by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres (1780–1867) Listen to this article Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, peace, and may God bless us abundantly! What God has done through the Eucharist is absolutely stunning, and this knowledge is critical to know because it reveals God’s Continue Reading
Justice: what we do and say matters
Dear reader, have you visited our recommended items (books, bibles, art) section that can help enhance your Catholic faith life? Listen to this article Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, abundant blessings to you and yours! This month I wanted to cover the topic of justice, a term the Catechism Continue Reading
2024 was a blessing; in 2025, let’s continue building a culture of life
Listen to this article Dear friends, abundant blessings! I recently became aware of a fascinating practice some observe as the year comes to an end: recapping the previous year and being grateful for the blessings received, any blessings. 2024 was a wonderful year; as I’ve deepened my faith life, I Continue Reading
This Christmas let us join the King of Kings at the humble manger…and bring a gift
Listen to this article Dear people, abundant blessings to you and yours! Christmas approaches, and I desire to share the magnificence and monumentality of Christmas, when the Creator of all things became a human being so that we might have abundant life. We are called, now and always, to join Continue Reading
The Eucharistic Miracle at Bolsena: a call to trust in God’s goodness
Brothers and sisters in Christ, peace, and may God grant us every grace and blessing…what a joy to be with you again! This month I wanted to share the story of the Eucharistic Miracle of Bolsena, Italy where God stretched out His loving hand to comfort and confirm a priest Continue Reading
The cross is most definitely hard, but we can trust God our Savior and His plans
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, peace, and may God grant us every grace and blessing! One of the most challenging parts of following Jesus is carrying our cross. This past September 14 the Church celebrated the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. I heard a beautiful weekday Continue Reading
2024 Election update: why Catholics must think about abortion
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, peace, and I pray that God grant us and our families and friends every grace and blessing! The 2024 Election approaches and I wanted to provide a commentary on abortion and why it’s so important for us to consider it when voting. Abortion is Continue Reading
In the search for vocation, ‘make love your aim’
To my dearest brothers and sisters in Christ, peace, and may God grant us every grace and blessing! I wanted to share some thoughts on what many of us are searching and striving eagerly for: vocation. And that’s exactly as it should be, a zealous journey to find out and Continue Reading
For Catholics after the National Eucharistic Congress
To begin, here are two common phrases you hear in religious circles to praise God: God is Good all the time! All the time God is Good! Praised be Jesus Christ! Now and Forever! Amen. And there is a phrase circling the latest generation: what a time to be alive! Continue Reading