People often associate Ash Wednesday with the passage of time; with death. But is it about something even more?

A simple meditation on the journey of Jesus, and how it relates to our own.

Jesus tells us to love our enemies and to pray for those who persecute us. "Can you say that in my good ear, Lord? How is that possible?" Today's homily may offer a clue.

What do we have in common with the Church's first pope?

Jesus often speaks of our need to carry our cross. But what cross exactly is he referring to?

Our own faith, like Saint Peter, is a story of flight and return; sin and forgiveness; failure and redemption. What else can Peter say to us?

The Lord has blessed us with many things. But how much do we give back? 

In the Gospel, Jesus tells us that we are the salt of the earth. Just as a pinch of salt flavors food, making it tastier, so a pinch of love changes the world around us.

Saint Paul Miki and his companions remind us that in spite of persecution, the Church never dies. We're invited to share in that victory by sharing our own faith today.

God reveals himself to us in many different forms. How often do we see him?