November 13, 2011 - We have been given many things through the Gospel. As God has been faithful to us, so ought we. It is time to take a risk and develop our relationship with God.

November 6, 2011 - The phrase "The End" has two meanings: (1) the actual end of a thing and (2) the purpose of a thing. Live the end of your life with a purpose, so when you complete you life, you can look back on your life with God's purpose in mind.

October 30, 2011 - We are privileged in this world, whether we live in Stanford or simply in the United States. Fr Isaiah Mary asks whether we are using our privilege towards the good.

October 23, 2011 - Catherine Wolff, who has recently returned from her trip to Eastern Africa with Catholic Relief Services, shares her experiences with the Catholic Community at Stanford.

October 16, 2011 - Fr. Michael Fones speaks of the work of faith - the work of relationships - by spending time in conversation with God and through scripture. We need to act upon the guidance from the Holy Spirit is the "work of faith". His story about Michael Cordua reveals the labor of love: love for his employees, his "extended family", in ensuring they also are cared for. In return, the workers paid him through their work in his restaurants.

Father Nathan asks: What is it that's really important that you're too busy to do? Are you just showing up? The best feasts are those that everybody helped create, contributing a part of something. -

Oct 2, 2011 - Stanford University has produced men and women who have changed the world, excellent in their fields. According to our preacher, the 3rd Edition of the Roman Missal is an excellent way to pray to God. May we pray for excellently to God in all that we do.

Sept 25, 2011 - Seeing the context of today's Gospel, Father Nathan reminds us of Jesus' promise to be with us till the end.

September 18, 2011 - The generosity of God is mysterious. But is ours?

11 September 2011 - In the light of the 9/11 tragedy, Fr. Nathan reflects on the cost of the call to forgiveness and Jesus's own words and example. We are invited to prayerful and consciously reflect on interpretations of violence from sacred scripture.