April 5, 2026, Easter Sunday: Let us pray that Christ’s life and light will open our hearts to encounter him this Easter and throughout this holy season.
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A love that conquers death
April 4, 2026, Easter Vigil: The readings on this holiest of nights prove particularly poignant and revelatory. They disclose in the starkest of narratives and poetic verses the very nature of our God.
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The High Ethic of Love
March 29, 2026, Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion: This Sunday’s Gospel of the Passion will provide our first glance at the tragedy that followed, one that will take place on yet a different mount, Calvary.
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Unrestrained discipleship
March 22, 2026, the Fifth Sunday of Lent: Discipleship to which we are called cannot be limited by the potential negative consequences that result.
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A cure for blindness: Seeing as God sees
March 15, 2026, the Fourth Sunday of Lent: God’s gaze looks past what we often define as “appealing” outward appearances of dress, ethnicity, race, or physical features. Instead, God looks into our hearts.
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Relationships that eclipse all barriers
March 8, 2026, the Third Sunday of Lent: Filled with divine love, and made in the divine image, we all are created for relationships.
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Catching a glimpse of the divine
March 1, 2026, the Second Sunday of Lent: The transfigured Jesus who was made available to these apostles in all his glory is also available to us.
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Time for turning around
February 22, 2026, the First Sunday of Lent: Story, unlike any argument, heated discussion, or contested debate, has a way of disclosing truth and making points with real staying power.
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A more perfect law
February 15, 2026, The Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Jesus wants to make moral living intrinsic to the whole person who ultimately contributes to the flourishing of the community.
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A disciple’s vocation: Be salt and light!
February 8, 2026, The Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time: The image of God as our heavenly Father allows us to consider the unfathomable possibility that a close relationship with God is not only possible but available and one permeated by love.