Kristen Fisher encourages us to use the symbol of the Christmas trees in our homes, real or not, as a reminder that Jesus, the Living God who came to dwell among us, loves being with us.

In this reflection for the Second Sunday of Advent, Kristen Fisher reminds us that we need to be willing to take the journey to Jesus, because only He can turn us away from darkness and sin to joy and light. SHOW LINKS: Readings for the 2nd Sunday of Advent, 2020 Featuring Kristen Fisher Executive Director...

Kristen Fisher shows how the special foods we prepare during Advent and Christmas are both enjoyable but also point to a greater reality that God uses food to nourish us and points to a Heavenly banquet.

Kristen Fisher kicks off our special Advent podcast series with an introduction for parents. Transform the trappings of the holidays into sources of wonder.

In this reflection for the first Sunday of Advent, Fr. Erik Arnold reminds us that God speaks to us in expected ways, and that we should keep our eyes open!

Kristen Fisher challenges us to look at who, or what, sits on the throne of our hearts. Instead, we should allow God to take that spot, allowing and trusting him to guide our thoughts and actions. SHOW LINKS: Readings for the The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe 2020 Featuring Kristen...

Deacon Steve Sarnecki shares how God is telling each of that he has made us on purpose, with a purpose, and that the gifts he gives to us are never meant for us to be hoarded or hidden

Reflection for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2020. Fr. Erik Arnold shares how God wants us to live each day with our faith, love and good works burning brightly in our life. SHOW LINKS: Readings for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2020 Renewal of Baptismal Promises A parent of guardian can lead this...

Taylor Schroll of Forte Catholic shows us that not only is God calling each of us to become saints, but that he's also so good to us that he gives us everything we need along the journey.

Deacon Steve Sarnecki shares that instead of focusing on all of the things we can and can't do, and whether or not our friends and family are following the commandments, we should do the one simple thing that Jesus asks of us: love God and love our neighbor.

All of creation can show us something about God, but every single human has His image stamped into them. Whether they know it or not, and whether they like it or not, every human is made in the image of God. Even mean people. Even angry people. Even people who don’t like us. They all...

It's often easy to think about God's great generosity and then forget that he also expects us to do our part. In this reflection Kristen Fisher shows us that taking God's love deep into our hearts changes our behavior, helps us to take responsibility for our actions, and transforms us into new creations.

In this reflection Javier Plumey shows how the Lord uses the image of a vineyard to remind us that we have turned away from God, rejected the message of his messengers, even to the point of killing his own son, and that despite this God loves us and shows us the path back to him.

This family scripture reflection for the 26th week of Ordinary Time helps us to see how much God loves us and that he came down to Earth to show us his love that we may have eternal life.

Kristen Fisher shares how reflecting on God's goodness and generosity helps us to put aside feelings of jealousy and the fear that we are missing out.