Blindness to the Members of God’s Family After a long exile in Babylon, the prophet Jeremiah brings good news to the Israelites in our …

In order to help foster a better understanding and commitment to stewardship of God’s many gifts, the Hayden High School media club helped produce …

Living with a Longing to See God In our struggle to do good and avoid evil as we go through life, we can sometimes …

Thanks for all the many kind wishes on my birthday. I’m 33 today…which is the same age at which Jesus was crucified. Who knows …

I’m away from the blog this week while on vacation in Colorado. I’m enjoying what might be called my first actual vacation since starting …

Why King Wenceslas Was Good St. Wenceslas died a martyr in the early 10th century, being killed by his own brother. Wenceslas used his …

Unity in the Love of Christ Our first reading and gospel today recount unfortunate stories in which people are performing good works in the …

Grace is Given According to the Plan of Christ Matthew himself thought that he was an unlikely choice to be an apostle. Yet, the …

Competing Well Competition can be a good thing. St. Paul himself urges us to “compete well for the faith” and likens the whole of …

The Seven Sorrows of Mary Today’s memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows reminds us that Mary shared intimately in every aspect of the life …