We, the people of God, have completed another liturgical year...

These things are bound to happen. Jesus assures us that history...

In his response to the Sadducees, Jesus explains that our God is a God of the living

In his response to the Sadducees, Jesus explains that our God is a God of the living, not of the dead...

My mother, who was small in stature, used to always tell us that good things come in small packages.

Both the Pharisee and the tax collector today come to the assembly to pray,...

As we learn from the Judge today, persistence has its rewards and persistent prayer has its blessings.

One of the greatest aspects of our prayer life is that of giving thanks.

If we had faith the size of a mustard seed,

If we had faith the size of a mustard seed, we could move mountains. Jesus assures us that our faith in him is our greatest gift and power.

He was right at the door, but still overlooked...

I ask that supplications, prayers, petitions, and thanksgivings be offered for everyone…

At the climax of the musical, “1776,” John Adams asks three questions as he ponders the future of our new nation...

Saint Thomas More and Saint John Capistran, our patrons, were two great men who lived out todays Gospel.

To conduct our daily affairs with humility, ...(Click title for more.)

The true prophet will always communicate the word of God...(Click date for more.)

Trust is an essential quality of our faith. Like our ancestors, Abraham and Sarah, we trust that Our Lord will fulfill all his promises to us. (Click date for more.)

The gospel proclaimed today invites us to reflect on our blessings and treasures.

It is so good to be home after a week of planned vacation and in time to recover from a recent bad fall. I know the power of prayer and I am so very grateful for all the prayers sent my way as I recover from an injury to my right knee.

Today, the beautiful story of Martha and Mary reminds us that we are a people of both prayer and action.