There is hunger and famine in our modern age. There is a spiritual connection today with the Old Testament story of Joseph and the famine. Listen to learn more! Podcast by Fr. Luke Mary Fletcher, CFR.

The Jesus prayer is a prayer that is as old as the New Testament itself. Though simple in theory, the Jesus prayer takes one into the very depths of one's own heart where they stand alone before God.

The greatest stumbling block we all must face in our relationship with God is His overwhelming intimacy and nearness to us. On this Holy Thursday, we are confronted once again with God's intimacy coming to us in two unique ways, the Eucharist and the Priesthood.

Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday is not a political rally, but an attempt to reveal to the world the deepest expression of love. Jesus is on his way to die, not as a failure, not as a mistake, but simply as the deepest expression of His love for us.

The question "Who are you?" has always created a "humanitarian crisis" among many people. Desperate to find the answer to this question, many will seek the answer through exterior or interior means. Ironically, none of these can help us, since the exterior and interior aspects of our lives are constantly changing. Our identity, if it is to be true and lasting, must spring from a Source that does not change.

God is like a good tree that bears good fruit. His love is poured out upon the world as goodness, truth, unity and beauty. As a loving Father he invites us to be like him. Listen to learn more! Podcast by Fr. Luke Mary Fletcher, CFR.

Mary's final words in the Gospel, "Do whatever he tells you," are an invitation to trust God despite what we may be able to see or understand. They stem from Mary's own experience with God and how through trust, she was continually led to a deeper encounter with her Son.

God has an eternal perspective. What does this mean for all of the promises He makes to us? Listen to learn more! Podcast by Fr. Luke Mary Fletcher, CFR.

Hear a prophetic call for the Church in 2019 based on the Google Year in Search 2018 video. Goodness is worth searching for! We hear the Word of God our Father through the voice of the Church our Mother. Podcast by Fr. Luke Mary Fletcher, CFR. Listen to learn more!

God is passionate about us! It is He who comes to us and reveals himself to us. Despite how clever we may think we are, it is God who is seeking us first. We are merely responding to the grace of God in our lives.