Dedication of the Lateran Basilica – November 9, 2025
Today we celebrate the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica. It may strike as strange to celebrate a church or a building, but the reality is, we are not celebrating a structure of mortar and stone, but what it stands for.
Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed – November 2, 2025
This passage from Wisdom feels like a gentle, bracing hug from God.
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time – October 26, 2025
Two people came to God’s house to pray, but only one found the hospitality of God’s love and mercy that was there. Which person do you want to be?
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time – October 19, 2025
Moses needed help to hold up his arms in prayer to defeat the Amalekites. Attending church with other people helps us to do the same, that is, to persist in prayer even when we are tired or frustrated.
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time – October 12, 2025
The healing of the ten lepers not only reveals the mercy and power of God, but unfortunately the lack of gratitude in our human condition.
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time – October 5, 2025
With the help of the Holy Spirit, we all can participate in the work of creation, spreading the faith through the example of our lives.
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time – September 28, 2025
The Resurrectionist Mission Statement calls for us to “join in solidarity with people diminished by unjust structures.”
25th Sunday in Ordinary Time – September 21, 2025
Sometimes I think of life as an hourglass. The sand is the life that God has given us. It is full of all of our talents, gifts, strengths, and weaknesses. The challenge is to use those gifts before they run out.…
Exaltation of the Holy Cross – September 14, 2025
…During this week, let us be conscious of how and when we make the Sign of the Cross, within the Mass and outside of the Mass.
23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time – September 7, 2025
God sends us His Wisdom through the Holy Spirit. Let us pray to the Holy Spirit then, that our faith may grow ever stronger, and we may gain Wisdom to know God’s will in our lives.