In many parishes, people leave Mass at different time. Some people leave right after Communion, some during the recessional hymn, and some stay after Mass to offer a prayer of ... Read more

Children, siblings, parents, friends, nieces or nephews—we all have loved ones who have fallen away from their Catholic faith. This can be a difficult cross to carry, and can cause ... Read more

Jesus told us in no uncertain terms that we are not to judge others, but how often do you find yourself judging others’ actions, opinions, or state in life? In ... Read more

The societal norm for how we dress for Mass has changed over the years. Whereas most used to put on their ‘Sunday best’, many people now dress much more casually, ... Read more

In an address celebrating the 25th anniversary of an Italian family association, Pope Francis spoke on marriage, family, and also denounced abortion as an atrocity. He said that killing children ... Read more

Amen, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will not enter the kingdom of heaven.  –  Matthew 18:3 As adults, we have the capacity to know ... Read more

Did you ever have the experience of being a child in a store with your parent, and then wandering into another aisle and losing them? Each second of being lost ... Read more

HAPPY FATHER’S DAY! This Sunday, we celebrate the gift of fatherhood and thank God for the men who have been father figures in our lives. We remember the fathers and ... Read more

Who do we celebrate on Father’s Day? While we are celebrating our dads, grandpas, and other father figures in our lives, don’t forget the fathers of our Catholic parishes! Fr. ... Read more

In a message written for an International Migration Encounter, Pope Francis reminds us that all persons must be protected, regardless of their migration status. The Holy Father also called for ... Read more