The month of June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. We celebrated the (non-obligatory) Solemn Mass of his Sacred Heart on...

Our life, our Mom and Dad, our health, these are natural gifts from God. We cannot earn these natural gifts, we cannot merit these gifts....

Today we gather as a faith community to worship the One True God, the Holy Trinity, by giving him our thanks and praise for all his...

The following is a reflection on the New Testament Pentecost event from an ancient author of the 6th century. “The disciples spoke in the...

It’s about coming home. Mother’s Day is about coming home and loving and honoring our mother, and this is what dad loves to see. It is a...

“As the Father loves me, so I also love you. Remain in my love. If you keep my commandments, you will remain in my love…” God the Father...

We celebrate this weekend in a special way as five of our Faith Formation students will be making their First Holy Communion. For them it...

St. Hilary (c. 310-367 A. D.), Bishop of Poiters, wrote about the Holy Trinity. God is one, but is Father, Son and Holy Spirit, and...

In today’s Gospel, the crucified and risen Lord Jesus appears to his Apostles. He has a glorified body, but still has the wounds of love...

You have heard the phrase, “Hindsight is 20/20”. It means that when you look back on something you see it perfectly, since having 20/20...

Indeed, he has risen! Alleluia! Jesus Christ has conquered sin and death by his crucifixion and rising from the dead! God the Son could...

We rejoice that five adults will be entering into the fullness of the Catholic faith through the Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism,...

From a letter by Saint Maximus the Confessor, abbot (580-662) “God’s will is to save us, and nothing pleases him more than our coming...

If you were to enjoy a walk in the Louisville Swamp Wildlife Refuge near Jordan, MN, or look closely on the plains off Hwy. 169 before...

The events of history shape a person’s understanding of themselves and their culture. One major historical event was the signing of the...

“Help wanted. No Irish need apply.” This phrase was in the New York Times paper in the year 1854. Job discrimination was not yet made...

How often do we think about creation as a partial reflection of the infinite glory of God? We give glory to God when we pray the creed...

St. Paul writes to the Christians in Corinth, “Be imitators of me, as I am of Christ.” We heard this in the second reading. Recall that...

Prayer is lifting one’s heart and mind to God. It is communicating with God. When we hear that Jesus rose very early in the morning to...

After calling Peter and his brother Andrew, John and his brother James, to follow him as his disciples, Jesus Christ enters a synagogue –...