We are called to love one another. This sometimes looks like fraternal correction. But before we implement fraternal correction, we must build a relationship.

When it comes to our suffering, it can be easy to think that we are far from the Lord and that the Lord has abandoned us. However, the Lord allows suffering as a way to grow closer to Him. So we must ask ourselves, what do we do with our suffering?

The story of Peter and his role as the first pope is very important to us Catholics. Pray for Pope Leo, that he would be able to lead us and guide us with the authority he has been given.

We must not give up on the Lord when our prayers are answered in silence but instead we must remain persistent and continue to go to the Lord.

Fr. James Huvane speaks about the mission work of Maryknoll in this year's Mission Appeal.

Fulfillment is never going to come from worldly things. We long for God.

If we want to grow in the spiritual life, we need to spend time in prayer. We might find it hard, but the Holy Spirit comes to the aid of our weakness, and helps us to pray.

The Holy Spirit is the master of the interior life. May we let him work in our hearts.

Fr. Carlson dives into why Jesus speaks in parables, and begins to unpack the parable of the sower.

God calls us into a unique relationship with Him. May we humble ourselves to realize that we can’t do this on our own, and acknowledge that we need God.

Are we in right order? Do we follow the instructions of Jesus clearly, and do we know what He’s actually saying? Fr. Andy McAlpin O.P. invites us to see how Jesus calls us to put first things first, in right order.