The Trust We Need in Our Doubt
There is an interesting line in this Gospel. It says the disciples worshiped, but they doubted. They worshiped, but they... Read More
There is an interesting line in this Gospel. It says the disciples worshiped, but they doubted. They worshiped, but they... Read More
We usually think of gratitude in simple terms: if someone gives us a gift, we say, “Thank you.” But perhaps... Read More
There are few things more discouraging than sharp criticism—especially when it is aimed not only at us, but at the... Read More
There are lots of things in life that feel like they’re driven by progress or constant busyness. We feel like... Read More
In just a few days, on May 7th, our country observes the National Day of Prayer. Many parishes take this... Read More
Often when I speak with young people, I tell them that discovering your vocation is like finding the deepest desire... Read More
To understand the Gospel of “Doubting Thomas” that we always hear on Divine Mercy Sunday, we first have to understand... Read More
Dear Parishioners, Christ is risen! Alleluia! As we celebrate this joyful Easter season, I want to take a moment to... Read More
Catholic Advance article – 3/8/26 Although the Jubilee Year of Hope ended on Jan. 6, a different celebration making a giant... Read More
A message to our First Communicants that applies to all the faithful Every time I speak about First Communion, I... Read More
As we celebrate 40 years of Perpetual Adoration here at St. Francis of Assisi Parish, we do so with profound... Read More
Jesus calls us to great holiness today. It is a holiness that can feel daunting when we take it seriously.... Read More