Sunday Readings

If you are baptized, you share in three special offices of Christ, that of priest, prophet and king. If you have been present at a baptism lately … Read More

It seemed that every time one turned on the news it was the same story. Two members of an online terrorist group had been arrested for planning … Read More

The second reading from the letter of James reminds us of the second great commandment. “Love your neighbor as yourself” (Mk. 12:31). James proposes that we accomplish … Read More

When I was in high school in Chicago I took the elevated train every morning with one of my classmates. This girl, who was a friend of … Read More

We live in a time where people are looking for answers to a lot of questions, especially how to live a happy and healthy life. Visit any … Read More

In the “Magnificat,” Mary proclaims, “The Mighty One has done great things for me, and holy is his name” (Lk 1:49). Only recently had she been invited … Read More

As not only our children, but many American adults as well, tend increasingly toward obesity, these words, whether spoken by medical experts recommending a more balanced diet … Read More

I’ve been a longtime follower of a media personality named Katie Linendoll. She recently launched a music career by releasing an EP album (extended play) called “Jericho … Read More

Sometimes the Gospels have what appear to be incidental comments that, upon reflection, have great significance. The last sentence of today’s Gospel is one of these times, … Read More

They say that “life is what happens while we’re busy making other plans.” In the movie “It’s a Wonderful Life,” Jimmy Stewart plays a man named George … Read More