Today, Eric Gallagher shares how the readings for this weekend have inspired a deeper desire to make Scripture a greater focal point in his life and invites us to consider the benefit that comes from taking advantage of all the Lord has equipped us with in order to proclaim the word.

James Herzog reflects on the reality that God prefers to speak to us in silence and shares examples from Scripture to prove it.

Reflecting on the on Gospel for today, Theresa Fischer shares about the need to find the balance between accepting the face that we are sinners and that God is a merciful God.

Today, Clare Dvoracek shares about the hope she is finding in the promises that God gives in the book of Isaiah.

Today, Eric Gallagher reflects on the teaching of the Spirit that we find in our first reading and invites us to consider whether or not we are truly living a life in the Holy Spirit.

Today, Andrew Mullaney encourages us to consider the importance of prioritizing our interior life and striving to be pure and holy.

Considering our human tendency for appreciation of motto's, Lois Heron invites us to see the wisdom of the Church in offering consistent "motto's" for us to rely on in our prayer.

On this Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Maggie Popp invites us to reflect on the second reading from the Mass readings from the second book of Timothy.

Today, Trish Irvine shares about the temptation to believe that God will be "more present" in a moment other than right now and encourages us to search deeper in the present moment.

On this Memorial of Our Lady of the Rosary, Jackie Ulmer gives witness to the faith and joy that can flow from a devotion to praying the rosary.