Fr. Patrick Gonyeau C.PP.S.

On Gaudete Sunday, we dive into Isaiah 61 and 1 Thessalonians 5 and consider the reality of living in God's presence as the very reason to do as the Lord tells us through St. Paul, "rejoice always." (1 Thes 5:16)

The testimony of Ingrid, who received breakthrough healing of an eye condition she'd had for over 10 years in addition to receiving healing of her back and neck as well. GLORY TO GOD!!!

As we enter into the Advent season, we consider the grace of transformation the Lord is offering each of us and how we can respond...so as to live life more fully alive in the Holy Spirit!

On the Solemnity of Christ the King, we consider the compassionate heart of Christ, His reign in our lives and how to live well in His Kingdom now...so we'll be ready for eternity.

The wonderful testimony of Jennifer being healed from conditions (tinnitus & floaters) she's had for decades, glory to God!

In the parable of the 10 virgins in Matthew 25:1-13, Jesus tells us to stay awake, essentially to live with our heart engaged with him, neither dull nor lazy to the precious gift of having a relationship with God. Diving into this rich parable, we consider the beauty of devotion to God and the momentum it blesses us with.

At a healing service at St. Isaac Jogues, Gina gives a powerful testimony of the Lord fully healing her knee of a sports injury during a time of worship.

Matthew 5 recounts the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount given by Jesus. The opening lines of this sermon are the teaching of Jesus on the Beatitudes, which the Catholic Church teaches "depict the countenance of Jesus Christ." (CCC, 1717) We take a dive in this reflection into the Beatitudes, which when embraced and lived, give us the countenance of Jesus too!

The powerful testimony of Solidad, a mother of 6 who received a remarkable healing from severe scoliosis during a time of prayer after a Sunday night mass at Holy Trinity in Corktown, Detroit.

From the initial perfect participation in love Adam & Eve had in the Garden of Eden (prior to sin) to the New Covenant in the blood of Jesus, God has designed us to be able to live richly in the grace of His presence so as to be able to love God with all of our heart, soul and mind and to love our neighbor as ourselves.