Posts from 2026
Presente!
Today the church celebrates All Souls Day and we remember all of those who have gone before us who touched our lives.
Responding To What Is Right In Front Of Us
In today's readings, we're invited to "be light" to who and what is right infront of us as we live in this present moment.
What Are People For? What Is Our Purpose?
Today's readings offer us a space to reflect on what our purpose in the world is and how we might live more fully into it.
Dealing With Our Original Wounds
As we celebrate Indigenous People's Day, our scriptures invite us to take up the difficult work of healing old wounds.
Deciding Not To Walk On By
Our faith calls us to remain true to the gospel - a gospel that invites us to get involved and not walk by what we witness in the world.
There’s Still Something Left in This Year
Sometimes in life we can get ahead of ourselves - anticipating what is next without really being right we are at the present moment.
Living In A Manner Worthy Of The Call You Have Received
Each of us is called to have a unique role in this world and God's kin-dom. May we seek to discern this call and respond.
Sometimes You Need To Get Up CLose
Today's feast invites to "gaze upon the cross" and explore the theology of the cross more deeply in our lives.
The Cries Of The Workers Reach The Ears Of God
On this Labor Day, we reflect on a scriptural tradition that advocates for the rights and fair treatment of workers.
Our Wild And Precious Life
Jesus discovered his own purpose and mission (as reflected in the words of Isaiah 61). We are invited into that same process of discovery.
Do Your Own Work
Just as Nathaniel is invited to "come and see" in spite of his questions, we, too, are invited to "test everything" and retain what is good.
Rejoice and Release
In Matthew 19 Jesus invites a young man to release all of his possessions. St. Francis read this passage literally. How do we understand it?