Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, In the last two bulletins I have shared with you the need to consider a family-based Catechesis for...

Last weekend, I shared with you some of the challenges the Church is experiencing in transmitting the faith to the next generation. From...

This weekend, I’d like to share with you something that concerns each one of us namely, the transmission of our Catholic Faith to the...

Today’s celebration of the baptism of the Lord Jesus culminates the celebration of the Christmas season. It symbolically finishes Jesus’...

There is one thing that every human heart is absolutely starving for: someone to trust. Someone who not only will promise to never let...

This weekend we’re celebrating the Feast of the Holy Family. When we look at the Holy Family, we easily see several crucial elements...

During this last Week of Advent we notice in our daily readings how Mary is indeed the model of how we should be living Advent in...

Advent is a time which helps us relive that profound mystery—the dawning of our salvation when in the fullness of time God sent his Son...

Here is the reflection I gave this past Tuesday of the 1st week of Advent. We long to know Christ better. How we yearn to understand a...

But actually, Advent is a time of preparation all its own. Christmas doesn’t actually begin until the first Mass is celebrated on...

But the obedience to which Christ calls us is not the type of “against the grain” subservience that many people think. Jesus explains to...

Saint John Paul II also taught on the subject of Purgatory in his General Audience of August 4, 1999: “For those who [at death] find...

Will the end of this 100 years also in some way mean the end of the time the devil was given, if those times ran fairly parallel? That’s...

Convergence of Anniversaries “Reminders are in order. In 2017, Fatima began the celebration of its 100th anniversary. The Communist...

… “Even though we celebrated the 100th anniversary of Fatima last Oct. 13, this Oct. 13, 2018, really completes the full 100 years since...

In today’s passage, Jesus says that our Heavenly Father will gladly and lovingly provide whatever we need, provided we ask for it. One...

Why? Because we have been loved from all eternity by God the Father and have been redeemed at the cost of his Son’s crucifixion and...

Today, as two thousand years ago, mankind longs to see the face of Jesus. Each one has his own reason: some are in need of healing ––...

In this Gospel passage, we see how Simon the Pharisee has an apparent openness to the Lord. He invites him to dine. He observes him. And...

But our faith in Christ must be more than something we say on our lips. It must be something we confess by the way we live. St. James in...