Our wounds, when healed, don’t disappear, but they do become access points for God to enter into our life in new and wonderful ways. ...read more

What does integrity look like? Gabrielle Sinclair reflects on the readings for the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time. ...read more

Carl Hétu of CNEWA reflects on how one Syrian refugee's experience of discrimination has brought him closer to Christ. ...read more

God calls us to love and forgive others in the same way He loves us: beyond our expectations. Read this reflection from Dan Moynihan. ...read more

Whether it means overpacking or bringing items we’d never use in our daily lives, going on vacation means luggage packed with the best version of ourselves. What if we adopted this same mindset on the road to Heaven? ...read more

Every year between August and October, we celebrate the memorials of four amazing women named St. Teresa. Can you tell them apart? ...read more

What does it mean to be a prophet? Sr. Damien Marie Savino reflects on the readings for the Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time. ...read more

We all live in the shadow of our crosses, but as Christians we see our crosses as gifts. A reflection for the Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time. ...read more

Who do I say that Jesus is? Do I believe that Jesus is God’s Son, and that this God is a living God? Especially in this year of our Lord 2020? ...read more

Read all about three saints named John whom you may have heard of but probably know little about: John Eudes, John Damascene, and John Cassian. ...read more