In today's gospel account Jesus was "moved by pity." Fr. Joe offers a beautiful reflection on our call to imitate Christ in being moved to compassionate action by the suffering of others.

Pain is unavoidable. Suffering is inevitable in this life. Fr. Ambrose reflects on how we might suffer well.

There are many different ways in which our hearts can be broken. Fr. Joe reflects on sadness, grief, and sin, and reminds us to live in hope: "Praise the Lord, no matter what's going on. Give him thanks, no matter what. Because He heals the broken-hearted."

Reflecting on prayer and the spirituality, Fr. Ambrose explores the natures of marriage and consecrated life.

Is the devil real or a just a myth? Examining the Church's teaching on this question, Deacon Bob reflects on sin, temptation, and the importance of prayer.

Reflecting on St. Paul's words on anxiety, Fr. Alex Harb talks about the struggles we all face with anxiety and worry.

We're immersed in a culture that encourages attachments to things. Offering a beautiful alternative, Fr. Ambrose expounds on the virtue of detachment.

Reflecting on how the original 12 Apostles each answered the call to follow Jesus, Fr. John encourages us to consider how God calls each of us. He says: "God gives us time to figure out who Jesus is, what Jesus is calling and asking us to do in our lives for building the kingdom of God."

Fr. Ambrose gives an important parish update and offers a beautiful reflection on how communities can pray through their struggles together.

Fr. Joe gives an important parish update. And he reflects on our need for healing, saying: "When we have trouble, we realize that prayer is right — we live in a valley of tears."