The Holy Spirit came upon the Apostles with great power, and they spread the Gospel with signs and wonders. Yet, the presence of the Holy Spirit in most Christians' lives is often subtle, and we have to want to hear His voice.#pentecost #ho...

"The Creed is a confession that demonstrates our true and legitimate faith, and helps us to recognize this faith in each other. We announce whenever we recite the Creed that we follow this God, and no other, and that we are citizens of this Chu...

On the Sunday of the Blindman whom Jesus healed, we contemplate the things that blind us spiritually and what is needed to recover our sight. May the Lord illumine our souls!

On the Sunday of the Samaritan Women, we contemplate what it means to encounter Christ and how this encounter is a pivotal point in our lives and leads us to spread the Gospel. 

On the Sunday of the Myrrh-bearing Women, we contemplate those who literally cared for Christ's body, and how we can care for and serve the Body of Christ, as members of His Church. 

Jesus appeared to all the disciples and revealed himself as risen. Their experience, and each successive generation's experience, has been passed to us.

It is the Triumphal Entry—not of an earthly king, but of the King of Glory. The crowds shout “Hosanna! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!” They wave palms, symbols of victory, not yet knowing what kind of victory Christ will bring...

It takes time to overcome our habitual sins and to grow in Christ. 

St. John of the Ladder provides a beautiful metaphor for Christian spiritual life. 

 “He who trusts himself is led astray by the enemy." “Do not trust yourself until you die. Relying on oneself is a burden and a deceitful trap.” St. John of the Ladder