In this reflection for the Sixth Sunday of Easter, Fr. Erik Arnold shows us that throughout the history of mankind, God has come after us so that he could be living with us, even inside of us.

In this reflection for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Kristen Fisher shows us that in order to follow the Lord’s command to love one another, we must first allow ourselves to be transformed by the power of HIS love.

In this reflection for Good Shepherd Sunday, 2022, Kristen Fisher encourages us to remember that Jesus is the Good Shepherd, and that he is with us in whatever suffering we’re enduring.

In this reflection for the Third Sunday of Easter, 2022, Patrick and Catherine Sullivan invite us to follow the example of Peter to respond to the Lord’s invitation to nourish at his table in the Sacrament of the Eucharist.

In this reflection for Divine Mercy Sunday 2022, Fr. Erik Arnold tells us that, as St. Thomas Aquinas says, reconciliation with God is the greatest of his miracles, even greater than creation itself.

In this reflection for Easter Sunday 2022, Catherine and Patrick Sullivan show us that Jesus comes to us wherever we are, and that recognizing his resurrection can ignite us to live a transformed life.

In this reflection for Palm Sunday 2022, Kristen Fisher encourages us to remember that Jesus died on the cross for each of us, and despite knowing that our sins led him to his death, he loves us still and looks at us with love and forgiveness.

In this reflection for the Fifth Sunday of Lent 2022, Kristen Fisher invites us to use our imagination as she leads us in a powerful reflection as we encounter Jesus during his miracle of raising Lazarus from the dead as seen through the eyes of Lazarus’ sister Martha.

In this reflection for the Fourth Sunday of Lent 2022, Fr. Erik Arnold reminds us that no matter how bad our sin is, the Father is always watching and waiting for us to come Home.