Today is a very special day in the Church and I am humbled to reflect on these readings and the sacred meanings of this day.  While the Feast of Corpus Christi was not celebrated in the Church until 13th Century, the reason ...

Today is the celebration of St. Polycarp, a martyr of the early Catholic Church.  Polycarp connects the apostles and the early church fathers according to some sources who identify Polycarp as a direct student of the apostle ...

There is no doubt that life is a journey – one filled with challenges and triumphs. A journey made easier if it is not traveled alone and if traveled with an open heart and mind. I'm relatively sure that I'm no different ...

This reflection will be coming soon. Until then, here is a reflection by Eileen Burke-Sullivan from 2015.|During this period between the Feast of the Ascension and Pentecost Sunday, the Church challenges us to consider ...

Today we celebrate the Monday of the Fourth week of Easter.  All the commercial aspects of Easter are long past no more bunnies and colored eggs, the candies are gone or drastically reduced in price, for all outward ...

As we approach the end of Advent and enter the Christmas season, our readings today tell of the unfathomable faith of two remarkable women. I am in awe of the faith of these women and the love for their children.|In our ...