Advent Reflections

In the Gospel passage for today’s feast, we have the voice of the Father proclaiming that in his beloved Son Jesus there is now a new creation.  This Good News is not only heard by the onlookers on the bank of the Jordan but by us as well. Read more...

The spiritual life demands we ask this important question: “What kind of life does God intend for us humans? In God’s view, what would a life well-lived look like?” Read more...

​​​​​​​Jesus came into the world to save us from our sinfulness and to heal the brokenness inside each of us. But He doesn’t do this from a distance. Instead, He comes in close to us. He wants to touch us and to open us up to His friendship and His divine love. All we need to do is to let Him in. Read more...

"Whoever loves God must also love his brother."  We are also told that "God's commandments are not burdensome." Read more...

“God is love” (1 John 4:16) as we read in today's first reading. This declaration by St. John the Evangelist reveals the nature of God. In the Blessed Epiphany, God reveals Himself. Read more...