Lois Heron invites us to trade our burdensome loads for the weight of God's glory, which can easily fit through the eye of the needle.

On the final Sunday before Lent, Maggie Popp invites us to prepare to suffer well during Lent and to seek a deeper relationship with the Lord in the midst of the sacrifice.

Sammi Murtha reflects on today's first reading and invites us to grow in our relationship with God through the mission He has placed on our hearts.

While we have an innate sense of justice, Trish Irvine invites us to enter more deeply into the mercy of God, both towards ourselves and others.

Today, Eric Gallagher reflects on the readings and the invitation this Lent to become poor and humble and to respond with great intentionality in our Lenten practices.

On the memorial of St. Polycarp, Trish Irvine reflects on the brevity of life and how Polycarp's life reveals a fervor for the Lord we should emulate.

On the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter, Randy Sowers encourages us to stake our lives on the words of Jesus, the Church He instituted, and the sacraments we receive.

Considering the father's desire for his son's healing, Lois Heron reflects on how we need to bring our needs and the needs of others into the healing presence of Jesus.

On this Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, Eric Gallagher invites us to see the goodness of God's plan in loving those who do not love us.

Reflecting on an experience with his three-year-old son, Jon Konz invites us to consider how the Lord is asking us to give of ourselves and how generously the Lord responds.