Lois Heron reflects on how the Good Shepherd comes to us and provides for us through tangible experiences of His beauty and goodness.

Chris Uhler reflects on the approaching end of the school year and how education and salvation history all point to the reality of being loved by God.

Considering two details in the first reading, Trish Irvine invites us to enter more deeply into the ordinary ways we are called to pursue holiness in the everyday.

Randy Sowers invites us to consider how the Lord might be asking us to let Him heal us and to allow Him to work through those around us who desire to be instruments of healing for us.

Today, Eric Gallagher reflects on the humility of the Eunuch in today's first reading and the need to consider first where someone is at in our efforts of evangelization.

Reflecting on the first reading, Trish Irvine speaks of how the early followers of Christ allowed suffering and persecution to lead the way to great joy.

Reflecting on today's Gospel, Eric Gallagher invites us to consider how Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.

In this Eastertide, Lois Heron considers St. Stephen's holy life and death, inviting us to be merciful and forgiving when we desire our own sense of justice.

On this 3rd Sunday of Easter, Trish Irvine reflects on the disciples' catch of fish and how the net didn't tear.

Sammi Murtha reflects on the development of deacons in the Early Church and invites us to continue to pray for the priests and deacons who serve our Church.