One of my favorite stories in the Gospels is about a storm. Jesus had just finished feeding thousands of people near the Sea of Galilee by multiplying five loaves of bread and two fish. He told his ...

Last Friday, we started looking at our appropriate response to the gospel proclamation of Christ’s work of atonement. Paul clarified how we should respond to the gospel when he summarized his ministry ...

Turning to Christ in these times is a healing consolation. The Jaminet family fosters their devotion to Divine Mercy with prayerful images and times of prayer. (photo: Courtesy of Emily Jaminet) ...

Sister of Life Sister Faustina was struggling with a difficult situation. Not sure which way to go, she found herself anxious and confused. As she turned to Scripture and prayed for a way through, ...

A Reflection for Tuesday of the Nineteenth Week in Ordinary Time “Amen, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will not enter the Kingdom of heaven. Whoever becomes humble like ...

Campers will embark on the ultimte Alaskan adventure this summer as they view the Northern Lights, immense mountains, racing rivers and incredible wildlife and learn about how they often lose sight of ...

Rather than trusting in ultimately unimportant things, place your hope in Jesus and you will not grow weary on the path of discipleship, Pope Francis said Wednesday. "Sometimes our fatigue is caused ...

Last Friday we started looking into the biblical way to respond to the truth that Jesus is God’s Son. Paul clarified that in Acts 20:20-21: “I did not shrink from declaring to you anything that was ...

As I approach this season of pilgrimage, Scripture offers me a theology of travel. My husband, Daryl, experiences more wanderlust than I do. He grew up in Southern California, traveling across the ...

(RNS) — We all know the feeling of the downward spiral of fear, anxiety and worry. We ‘start to sink’ when we forget God’s promises to us. We forget that he is in control of our lives. (RNS) — One of ...