Mercy in the Life of St. Oscar Romero
Archbishop Oscar Romero came from modest circumstances in a village in El Salvador. His family did have somewhat greater financial circumstances than most others, but...
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Mystagogy: A Journey with the Holy Spirit into Deeper Faith
Mystagogy is the fourth and last stage in RCIA (the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults). The term comes from the Greek for “secret.” The reason this term is...
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What is Mercy?
On December 8, 2015 Pope Francis called the Church and the World to a Year of Mercy. This virtue is very prominent in the Pope’s preaching and teaching. Many have...
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Families and Faith: Helping Your Children to be Faith-Filled
Families today are struggling with the challenge to fit in a day all the things they need to do. School, childcare, meals, commute, work, marriage, parenting, pets,...
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St. Ignatius’ Teachings on Creation and Care for Creation
We know from the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius and from his autobiography that the physical world was very important to him. In the opening to the Spiritual...
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The Sacred Heart of Jesus: Source of Limitless Love
Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus originated as a meditation on the love that Jesus has for humanity. In the 1500s, Jesuits and Franciscans promoted devotion to...
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Why Mary is Important
When we think or speak of Mary, the Mother of God, it is always important to keep in mind that she is best understood in the context of her relationship with her son, Jesus.
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Easter and “Eastering”
Easter is a celebration of Jesus’ resurrection and what that means for all human beings and the whole of creation. It is an event which gives us hope; a time to...
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Metanoia — Transformation and Change
What does “Metanoia” Mean? “Be transformed by the renewal of your mind, so that you may judge what is God’s will, what is good, acceptable and...
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