Today is the Feast of a priest from Oklahoma, Blessed Stanley RotherRead more

If you didn’t know Jesus was a carpenter, you might think he was a farmer. Just look at all the parables of a sower who throws his seeds in different places, and the farmer who’s field is threatened by an enemy. We also have today’s gospel from Matthew 13.Read more

Some words from Pope Francis about Matthew chapter 13, where Jesus talks about the joy of a merchant who finds a valuable pearl and a farmer who discovers a treasure in his field.Read more

Today is the Feast of Apostle St. James the Greater. It’s also the anniversary of an important encyclical Humanae Vitae.Read more

This life isn’t the only one, and whatever you do for the Glory of God is important to Him. Today, we celebrate St. Charbel Makhlouf.Read more

Today we celebrate St. Bridget of SwedenRead more

Today is the Feast of St. Mary Magdalene, Apostle to the ApostlesRead more

Today is the Feast of a Capuchin Franciscan Priest Scholar, and tremendous leader and preacher, Saint Lawrence of BrindisiRead more

The First reading at Mass today is from the book of the Prophet Micah, where God asks his chosen people, “Oh my people, what have I done to you? How have I wearied you? Answer me.”Read more

Our hearts are like a field growing good plants and food, but also sinful weeds. These weeds are temptations, and they dwell in every human heart. How do we deal with temptations?Read more

Today we celebrate St. Camillus, the founder of the Camillians, a religious order dedicated to the care of the sick.Read more

On this day, in 1794, a group of over a dozen cloistered Carmelite sisters were executed at the guillotine. What was their crime?Read more