On the vigil of Easter, Fr. Tony reflects on physical death, spiritual death (dying to our old self), and resurrection as "a rising up to a new way of being."

On Good Friday, Fr. Tony reflects on the emptiness ("the pain of separation") that many of us feel without being able to come together [physically] at church during this global pandemic. He likens it to the emptiness that Christ's closest followers must have felt on Good Friday and Holy Saturday.

On Holy Thursday, Fr. Ambrose shares a beautiful reflection on the institutions of the Eucharist and the Priesthood.

On Palm Sunday, Fr. Tony offers a beautiful reflection on the extended reading of Christ's passion and death. He describes Palm Sunday as the beginning of "this holiest of weeks."

On Palm Sunday, Fr. Joseph Kindel reflects on various spiritual contagions, such as sin and goodness. He says: "The real remedy for sin is an act of love...Love is contagious."

On this 5th Sunday of Lent, Fr. Tony reflects on death, life, and our daily sufferings and resurrections.

On this 5th Sunday of Lent, Fr. Ambrose reflects on our need to "seek holiness with a reckless abandon."

On this 4th Sunday of Lent, Fr. Tony reminds his socially distant flock: "We're still called to keep holy the Lord's Day, whether it's in this building or the one that you're in. We have to know that the Lord is with us always."

On this 4th Sunday of Lent, Fr. Ambrose reminds us that, even in this strange time of physical separation, holiness is our call. He says: "Recognize that you are chosen. Pray in this period of time. Unite your sacrifices to Christ on the cross and the altar of your heart..."

On the 3rd Sunday of Lent, and in light of the coronavirus pandemic, Fr. Tony Cutcher reflects on the question: “Is God in our midst or not?”