Considering the words that Jesus spoke at The Last Supper about the Father's house (Jn 14:2), we open our lives anew to the truth of our God-given purpose and destiny...

The lovely healing testimony of Esperanza, who was blessed to be healed of a back and leg condition at the Fearless Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico ... Praise you, Jesus!

The beautiful testimony of Patrick, who received healing in his body at a parish mission in Dayton ... praise you, Jesus!

The wonderful healing testimony of Johnny, who woke up the morning after attending a parish mission in Dayton and surprisingly discovered that she had received marvelous healing in her body ... praise you, Jesus!

On Divine Mercy Sunday, we see how the apostle Thomas went from being Doubting Thomas to Saint Thomas because of the mercy of Jesus, who meets us in our brokenness with infinite mercy. (Jn 20:24-29) We also consider some of the amazing aspects of The Divine Mercy devotion.

On Easter morning, this homily begins with the beloved disciple in the empty tomb (Jn 20:8) and reflects on the beautiful words of Catechism paragraph 655: "The Risen Christ lives in the hearts of his faithful ... their lives are swept up by Christ into the heart of divine life."

On Good Friday, we gaze upon Jesus, who invites us into the most life-changing of realities: that out of perfect love for us, He died for us ...

Following the awesome story of the healing of the man born blind in John 9, we can pick up a simple and powerful divinely inspired pattern for life in the Holy Spirit as we walk with Jesus ...

The testimony of Pauline, who experienced healing of her sight at an Encounter Ministries Healing Service in England, praise you Jesus!

On the First Sunday of Lent, we consider how four aspects of our relationship with God position us to be victorious over temptations to sin when we experience them ...