St. Elizabeth Ann Seton – In Her Own Words (January 4, 2025)
Today the Church places before us the remarkable person of Elizabeth Ann Seton (d. 1821) whom we tenderly refer to as “Mother Seton.” Making good
Today the Church places before us the remarkable person of Elizabeth Ann Seton (d. 1821) whom we tenderly refer to as “Mother Seton.” Making good
Worldly misunderstanding posits peace merely as what follows the ending of hostility, be it between nations or within people. In this way, peace is something
God allocates to each of us a certain time in which to fulfill His divine plan for our soul. We have only this time and
“Each year his parents [Mary and Joseph] went to Jerusalem for the feast of Passover, and when he [Jesus] was twelve years old, they went
God’s astonishing rescue operation begins in obscurity and silence. Caesar Augustus forces Joseph and Mary to leave their simple dwelling in Nazareth. Together they set
Mary resolutely sets out for the hill country of Judah (Luke 1:39). It is a difficult journey from Nazareth to the hill country of Judah.
“What must we do?” (Luke 3:10) Crowds ask it. Tax Collectors ask it. Soldiers ask it. People who have been touched by the words and
Eucharistic Adoration is a venerable Catholic devotion dating back to the earliest days of the Church. Tonight beginning at 6:30pm, the Blessed Sacrament will be
Last Sunday we began our journey through the weeks of ADVENT with a strong focus on Jesus’ second and final ARRIVAL (cf. Luke 21) Today,
O Sweet Jesus, You come to me with Your infinite love, desiring to engulf my soul with a tsunami of mercy and charity that unites