Confronted with many societal crises and tragedies, it is easy to lose hope. Jesus invites us to fix our eyes on His real Presence in the Eucharist and in our souls, the source of our hope.

It is never God's will that we lose our peace. Peace is always available to us because He is always giving it!

As persecution mounts against the original disciples, they pray not for safety but greater boldness in proclaiming the power and truth of the Gospel. We are called to the same boldness, having been transformed in Jesus' love!

God as a community of love between three Persons reveals who we are and what we are made for.

Jesus is the Good Shepherd, and He desires to care for us through His Mother.

Do we live as though Jesus is alive and always with us?

We are either under Jesus' victory or Satan's power; there is no middle ground. The main reason many aren't united to Jesus and His Church is because neither they nor the people in the pews have experienced the power of Jesus' resurrection and personal love and healing for them. 

Unless we allow Jesus to wash our ugly parts, we reject a real encounter with His love for us.

Are we numb to Jesus' love poured out for us on the cross?

God's finger brings life, healing, and freedom. He wants to touch our misery and transform it with his mercy.