Lois Heron reflects on how often we allow our loves to be skewed and encourages us to allow Christ to reorder our hearts and lives to align more with His will.

On this 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Maggie Popp reflects on how we are called to live choosing what we desire in the long run instead of what we want in this moment.

Reflecting on the sadness of something great being taken away, Eric Gallagher reminds us of Jesus' words to pay attention!

On the feast day of St. Pio of Pietrelcina, Mo Irvine reflects on how the suffering we experience is not meant to be endured alone but rather entered into with Christ.

Reflecting on a Flannery O'Connor story, Trish Irvine considers how the people we meet each day are temples of the Holy Spirit and how we should continually strive to imitate the Lord's generosity.

On the Feast of St. Matthew, Fr. Jeff Norfolk invites us to consider the particular vocation and call God has for our lives, recognizing that God speaks to us in the quiet of hearts.

Reflecting on the experience of his initial conversion to the faith, Eric Gallagher invites us to be open to receive and hear the word of God in our lives.

Lois Heron invites us to embrace more fully our role of carrying Christ into the world, allowing Him to shine brightly and transform the lives of others.

Reflecting on the theme of poverty in today's readings, Trish Irvine invites us to offer our poverty and our abundance to the Lord.

Today, Eric Gallagher reflects on the value of knowledge and intimacy of a person and/or situation in order to have a greater interior peace.