Part 1: An Ideal Parish is Trinitarian
This is Part 1 of a fifteen-part series called “The Vision of an Ideal Parish” based on an article by... Read More
Church Father’s Focus
Introduction to Characteristics of an Ideal Parish
It never hurts to return to the basics. This is an introductory article to a fifteen-part series called “The Vision... Read More
Repent and Believe in the Gospel
Maranatha! Come, Lord Jesus! The Christian confession of faith is unique in many ways; but one stands out among others:... Read More
Solemnity of Dedication of Our Altar: March 13
I remember as a child reading The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, and coming to that fateful moment of... Read More
St. Francis of Assisi Transformed the Catholic Church
“Francis, go and rebuild my, house, which, as you can see, is totally in ruin.” Many times we, here at... Read More
Lent?
Do you remember that old Looney Tunes cartoon with Frisky the puppy and Claude the house cat? It is the... Read More
This is The Gift
I just left Jam for the Lamb, which is a morning of Worship, Praise and Adoration that kicked off our... Read More
Saint Clare of Assisi
It has been said that Ignatius of Loyola learned his rules of discernment by comparing worldly reading to reading the... Read More
Time is Precious
I snapped a pic the other day of the clock I have in the confessional. I couldn’t help myself. It... Read More
Finding Joy in Life
Now that we have come to the end of Christmas season: “Maintain the desire of God in our hearts, and... Read More
Seeking Home…
A stranger in a foreign land, I was exhausted and homesick as my summer Spanish immersion ended in Guatemala. The... Read More
Recalculating
“Recalculating.” When GPS navigation systems were first invented it was common for people to hear the statement “recalculating.” This happened... Read More