Recognize, Relate, Respond: The Chasm and the Cross (March 5, 2026)
My dear brothers and sisters in the Immaculate Heart of Mary, we come to this altar still carrying the silence of our Holy Hour. Just moment...
My dear brothers and sisters in the Immaculate Heart of Mary, we come to this altar still carrying the silence of our Holy Hour. Just moment...
My dear brothers and sisters in Christ, peace be with you. When we look at the cross, we see an instrument of torture. When we read the Beat...
My dear friends, we conclude the second week of Lent by reflecting on the Book of Micah, chapter 7, and the Gospel of Luke, chapter 15. Thes...
My brothers and sisters, as we continue our Lenten journey, today’s readings bring us to the Book of Genesis, chapter 37, and the Gospel of ...
Dear friends, today the liturgy offers us profound readings from the Book of Jeremiah, chapter 17, and the Gospel of Luke, chapter 16. There...
My friends in Christ, today we turn to the Book of Jeremiah, chapter 18, and the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 20. These texts present a striki...
Brothers and sisters, our liturgy today draws our attention to the Book of the Prophet Isaiah, chapter 1, and the Gospel of Matthew, chapter...
My dear friends, today our readings invite us to look closely at the Book of Daniel, chapter 9, alongside the Gospel of Luke, chapter 6. Whe...
Beloved in Christ, on this Second Sunday of Lent, the Church takes us from the desert of temptation into the high mountain of revelation. La...
My dear friends, we conclude the first week of Lent by reflecting on the Book of Deuteronomy and the Gospel of Matthew. These two readings c...
My brothers and sisters, as we journey through Lent, today's readings bring us to the Book of Ezekiel and the Gospel of Matthew. When we...
Dear friends, today the liturgy offers us readings from the Book of Esther and the Gospel of Matthew. There is a profound connection between...
My friends in Christ, today we turn to the Book of Jonah and the Gospel of Luke. These texts present a striking contrast in how humanity res...
Brothers and sisters, our liturgy today draws our attention to the Book of the Prophet Isaiah and the Gospel of Matthew. Examining the purpo...
My dear friends, today our readings invite us to look closely at the Book of Leviticus, chapter 19, verses 1 to 2 and 11 to 18, alongside th...
My dear brothers and sisters, just a few days ago, we walked down these aisles to receive ashes on our foreheads. We heard the sobering word...
We begin our Lenten journey not in a parade, but in a wilderness. The Gospel tells us that Jesus was "led by the Spirit" into the ...
In the first reading, Isaiah promises that if we remove from our midst "oppression, false accusation, and malicious speech," we sh...
On this first Friday of Lent, many of us are feeling the "pinch" of our Lenten sacrifices. Perhaps you are hungry or missing a fav...
The first full day of Lent presents us with a life-defining Choice . Moses stands before the people and says, "I have set before you l...