The diocese will embark on what will also be a life-changing journey, complementary to the one we are on as the Church.

God intended us to fully engage ourselves in the beauty and wonders of the human adventure — along with its risks and temptations.

How do we evangelize? What might truly and lastingly win souls to Christ?

Swimming lessons with a four-year-old feels painfully similar to the work of evangelization.

The Eucharist is calling us to a way forward here and now in addition to the eternal forward.

“Most events are 90% women, and as a result, men’s spiritual journey is left out."

We come to understand ourselves better as we draw closer to Jesus.

Focus on the Mass. Zoom in on Jesus. Believe in him, and he will bless you.

The Sacred Heart offers assurance of the immense mercy of God.

Bishop Fabre-Jeune wants Catholics to work like bees work together toward a “sweeter place to be.”

Were you there?

Christ intercedes in heavenly glory on our behalf before the Father, showing his humanity and pouring out his Divine Mercy.

The community of Uvalde, affected by tragic loss, is determined that good does and will triumph.

Have you ever stopped to think about what exactly you're committing yourself to when you say "yes"?

We are sinners, and we make mistakes. What can you do to make it right after acting atrociously?

Even in our own minds, we can at times fail to see the connection and parallel of the liturgy on earth with the liturgy in heaven.

A challenge from the outset First of all, the Holy Spirit is more ...

Is work a blessing that God bestows or is it a punishment for having disobeyed him?

A reflection for Earth Day

I'm going to go big like St. Augustine and ponder the Trinity!

The idea of a movement is that we are going somewhere, and that somewhere is not Indianapolis.

For a weekend it feels as though the beads never stop falling from the sky.

Why dwell on end-time topics in a season full of Alleluias?

Celebrating Mary’s acceptance of being the Mother of God has much to teach us about the way we operate.

Some say March goes “in like a lion and out like a lamb.” However, ...