Is neighbor a noun or a verb? Is it someone you live near…or someone who draws near when you need them? Is neighbor something you have or something you do?

Ann M.

Garrido

Is neighbor a noun or a verb? Is it someone you live near…or someone who draws near when you need them? Is neighbor something you have or something you do?

Now more than ever, it is crucial that we hear the calling, that we hear the plan, that we go out there and do what is asked for us to do.

Maria

Luevano-Salazar

Now more than ever, it is crucial that we hear the calling, that we hear the plan, that we go out there and do what is asked for us to do.

We are being asked to focus on the kindom of God—not to be absorbed by what we lose when we say “yes” to following Jesus.

Krista

Chinchilla-Patzke

We are being asked to focus on the kindom of God—not to be absorbed by what we lose when we say “yes” to following Jesus.

In the face of meaninglessness, being here means something. Christ meets the absurdity of violence with the absurdity of real presence.

Jenny

Wiertel

In the face of meaninglessness, being here means something. Christ meets the absurdity of violence with the absurdity of real presence.

We will never understand the mystery that the poet of Proverbs explores, but if we sit in silence with the barn doors open wide, Wisdom will feed our imaginations so that our spirits will rise and be able to enter into the dance of praise and gratitude.

Patricia

Bruno, OP

We will never understand the mystery that the poet of Proverbs explores, but if we sit in silence with the barn doors open wide, Wisdom will feed our imaginations so that our spirits will rise and be able to enter into the dance of praise and gratitude.

Spirit God Different urges us to defend and protect one another from oppression and violence of body and soul, mind and heart; to respect and honor, welcome and embrace one another in all our fleshly difference––for our shining and beautiful fleshly differing bodies are dwelling places of Spirit God Different.

M. Shawn

Copeland

Spirit God Different urges us to defend and protect one another from oppression and violence of body and soul, mind and heart; to respect and honor, welcome and embrace one another in all our fleshly difference––for our shining and beautiful fleshly differing bodies are dwelling places of Spirit God Different.

This Solemnity asks us to Rise! Get up! Be empowered to be a light to the world!

Stephanie

Boccuzzi

This Solemnity asks us to Rise! Get up! Be empowered to be a light to the world!

It is good that God is here.

M. Patricia

Ball, M.S.R.N.

It is good that God is here.

I invite you to reflect on your faith journey. Who accompanied you and made an impact on your spiritual life. Join me in giving thanks for that accompaniment.

Mariann

McCorkle

I invite you to reflect on your faith journey. Who accompanied you and made an impact on your spiritual life. Join me in giving thanks for that accompaniment.

This one and only Good Shepherd calls out to us in our heartbreak and our loneliness.

Sr. Jane

Nesmith, SBS

This one and only Good Shepherd calls out to us in our heartbreak and our loneliness.

In his threefold affirmation of love for Jesus, Peter is guided to the most integral mark of an intimate lover of Christ: limitless love and mercy.

Kelly

Meraw

In his threefold affirmation of love for Jesus, Peter is guided to the most integral mark of an intimate lover of Christ: limitless love and mercy.

When we allow ourselves to taste, to touch the wounds of Christ within us, among us, around us, we have life! And, when we have life, we can give life!

Maureen

Glavin, RSCJ

When we allow ourselves to taste, to touch the wounds of Christ within us, among us, around us, we have life! And, when we have life, we can give life!

Today is the day we resurrect our dreams, our faith, our peace, whatever it is we have buried.

Kimberly

Lymore

Today is the day we resurrect our dreams, our faith, our peace, whatever it is we have buried.

It was their abiding faith and trust in the Blood poured out that day on Calvary that allowed my ancestors and elders the confidence to believe and trust that their help cometh from the Lord.

Valerie D.

Lewis-Mosley, RN, OPA

It was their abiding faith and trust in the Blood poured out that day on Calvary that allowed my ancestors and elders the confidence to believe and trust that their help cometh from the Lord.

Do we see, as we look at our table, not only who is there, but who is not there? Who is not invited? Who is invited but cannot gain access?

Dr. Kim R.

Harris

Do we see, as we look at our table, not only who is there, but who is not there? Who is not invited? Who is invited but cannot gain access?