Saying you love someone is not nearly as important as exploring why you love someone.

We join Julian Paparella, one of our young and amazing parishioners who is currently in Rome preparing to attend the Synod of Bishops. This transatlantic edition promises to be filled with faith, hope and of course -- gelato!!

You don't have to speak a word to preach the gospel. In fact, Deacon Dennis Rivest suggests that may be the last thing you need to do.

We continue in our journey of healing and strength with the 7th day of our novena journey.

Believe it or not, there is a lot we can learn about being Christians from Downtown Abbey.

On this 6th day we reflect on the healing power of Christ when he reaches out to a blind man who then sees again. May we truly see the world and our lives with eyes of faith!

On this fifth day of our novena, we reflect on the faithfulness of the centurion who approaches Jesus seeking healing for his servant--"Just say the word and my servant will be healed." What great faith!!!

This is the fourth day of our novena and we reflect on new life offered to us through the story of the raising of Lazarus. We pray that the Lord unbinds us and sets us free!!

The third day of the novena reminds us to be caregivers to those who are in need and who suffer. May we always bring people closer to the love of Christ.

On this second day of our novena, we reflect on the healing of the leper who came before Jesus and pleaded for help. May we also run to Jesus in our time of need.