BREAD OF HEAVEN – Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ, Year C             The need we have for human words and physical food is great....

TRINITY SUNDAY – June 2025, Year C             Our faith is based on Divine Revelation. God reveals Himself to humankind. If God hasn’t...

We live in the age of the Spirit, which is the age of the Church. All of Church History, from the Lord’s Ascension into glory until His end return in glory, is the age of the Spirit. At times in the history of the Church the presence of the Spirit has been more “visible”, and more people have had experiences which make them aware of the presence and action of the Holy Spirit in their lives.

After His resurrection, the Risen Jesus appeared to the disciples for a period of forty days to give them assurances that He had truly...

ADVOCATES – 6th Sunday of Easter, Year C             The disciples of Jesus need to be familiar with the Advocate and the works and gifts...

Take a tour of my Catholic Home Library. See how it is arranged and what categories I have used.

Our identity is in Christ, and in nothing less.

God Loves Us LOVING AWARENESS -5TH Sunday of Easter, Year C             Most of us know in a general way that God loves us. That is among...

How fitting for this Good Shepherd Sunday, the election of a a new shepherd for the Church, Pope Leo XIV

   Some hear, know and follow the Lord better than others. Some choose not to hear, know, or follow the Lord. This is apparent to those who are more directly involved in proclaiming God’s Word, such as parents, priests, preachers, and teachers.

The 2025 Papal Conclave is about to begin. Can we have any hope for the election of a Pius XIII?

Christ said, "Cast your nets to the other side."

CHRISTIAN VISION – 3rd Sunday of Easter, Year C             There is great power in the Name of Jesus, and what Jesus the Risen Lord...

The Mercy of God depends upon the free will of each of us.

Tell souls about this great mercy of Mine, because the awful day, the day of My justice is near.

Christ teaches us that there is no love without sacrifice.

Jesus offers us His Body and Blood, His life given and poured out for us. He welcomes us into His life. He gives us His truth, forgiveness, healing and discipleship. His offer will be to the very end. Even if like Peter, we proclaim in some situation of our life: “My friend I don’t know what you are talking about. I don’t even know the man.” 

EXPOSURE – 5th Sunday of Lent, Year C             It’s bad enough to sin and be in sin, but to have one’s sins become public, so that...