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Blessed are Those Who Have Not Seen and Still Believe

April 10, 2026

Today, we celebrate the Feast of Divine Mercy. Mercy comes to the apostles through Jesus. Jesus allows Thomas to look at Jesus’s nail marks in his hands and to place…

Christ is Risen! Christ is Risen Indeed!

April 3, 2026

“Christ is Risen! Christ is Risen Indeed!” A traditional Catholic greeting between fellow believers during this Easter Season, so we as your priests say to you, “Christ is Risen!” Let…

Welcome to Holy Week!

March 27, 2026

We come to Mass this weekend for Palm Sunday. We start each Mass with a procession from another point on campus and make our way into the church carrying palms,…

Let’s have a strong finish to Lent!

March 20, 2026

As I write this, we are preparing for the funeral services for Deacon Turf Martin. Visitation services will be about to begin by the time you read the online version…

We Continue Our Journey Through Lent…

March 13, 2026

I have written about spending time in prayer especially with sacred scripture (Both Lectio Divina and The Ignatian Method) in front of the Blessed Sacrament in the Adoration Chapel. So,…

The Ignatian Meditation for Praying with Sacred Scripture.

March 6, 2026

Two weeks ago I challenged everyone to spend more time in front of the Blessed Sacrament during Lent. I answered the question “what do I do if I were to…

Lectio Divina & Online Giving

February 27, 2026

Lectio Divina: Last weekend, I shared with you how to make a Holy Hour in front of the Blessed Sacrament. In that article, I mentioned praying with Sacred Scripture using…

Jesus Invites You

February 20, 2026

Jesus invites three of his closest friends to pray with him after the Last Supper before his arrest. They, as you know, fall asleep on him three times. He asks,…

What Is Lent?

February 13, 2026

On Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, Catholics attend liturgical activities and receive ashes on our foreheads in the form of a cross, signaling a sign of our faith…

“What are you doing for Lent?”

February 6, 2026

Do you ask that question or get asked that question leading up to Lent? Sometimes the question is “What are you giving up for Lent?” And while that is certainly…