On this feast of the Holy Trinity, Fr. Tony reflects: "God is a community of love: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit...and we are called to the same unity that this God gives us an example."

On the feast of the Holy Trinity, Fr. Ambrose reflects on worship as a way back. He says: "We need to live and pray in a way that befits the eternal Trinity...where sin has divided us from the love of God and the life of the Trinity, God offers us a way back."

On the feast of Pentecost, Fr. Tony reflects on the meaning of church in light of the global pandemic. He says: "We are the Church — no matter how spread out and isolated we are, both here in our homes and across the world, separated by space and time but not by the love of Christ."

On the feast of the Ascension, Fr. Tony contemplates Christ's great commission and his comforting words: "I am with you always, until the end of the age."

On this 6th Sunday of Easter, Fr. Ambrose discusses our call to rise above moral therapeutic Deism in our life of faith. He says: "If we pray and seek Him in prayer and look for the ways that He has lead us and given to us in this life, we will know that Jesus Christ has truly come in the flesh, that God is truly active in the world."

Fr. Ambrose reads + reflects on the daily gospel. Read along via John 16:20-23

Fr. Ambrose reads + reflects on the daily gospel for this Thursday, the feast of The Ascension of Christ.

Fr. Joe reads + reflects on the daily gospel. Read along via John 16:12-15

Deacon Dan reads + reflects on the daily gospel. Read along via John 15:26-16:4A

Fr. Ambrose reads + reflects on the daily gospel. Read along via John 15:12-17