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“God is not outdone by evil. So, in a time of great evil, God wants to give even greater graces.” Mercy is “Love’s second name.” It’s a particular kind of love, a particular mode of love when it encounters suffering, poverty, brokenness, and sin. Divine Mercy is when God’s love meets us and helps us…
This year has been one of change for our family and perhaps yours as well. Loss of a loved one, new employment, and children graduating from school. What changes are you currently experiencing in your life? Do these changes cause you uncertainty or anxiety? At such times, we might feel an inner need to recalibrate…
“Trust all things to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament and to Mary, Help of Christians and you will see what miracles are.” – St. John Bosco I began my Lenten journey with a well laid plan as to how I was going to “do” Lent this year. I was committed to more intentional prayer time;…
As an adult convert to the Catholic faith, I began going to Eucharistic Adoration before I really knew what It was, and miraculously I experienced physical peace gazing upon Jesus. As I came to know that Jesus is truly present Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity in the Eucharist I experienced an even greater peace— peace…
Have you ever heard that you are sacred, that you are something other than this world, that you are royal? I had the gift of a priest in confession share with me that through my baptism I was made priest, prophet, and king, or queen, in my case. He went further to explain I have…
What exactly makes someone a saint? Is it holiness or charity? Can anyone become a saint? Each saint of the Catholic Church has walked a unique, yet devout path, for their love of God. This January 24th we celebrate the feast day of St. Francis de Sales. A quick look at his life can…