Lois Heron reflects on the hunger we all experience and invites us to seek the true fulfillment found in the Eucharist.

From the Israelites to the people following Jesus to us today, Trish Irvine reflects on how seeking more can be a good place to start encountering the providence of God.

Eric Gallagher reflects on the gift of the teachings of St. Ignatius of Loyola and how it can aid us discovering God's divine plan for our life.

Sammi Murtha shares an experience of choosing to enter more deeply into her humanity and encountering the Lord's humanity there, too.

On the Memorial of Sts. Martha, Mary, and Lazarus, Trish Irvine reflects on the unique friendship Christ shared with these siblings and how he desires to also enter into our relationships.

Maggie Helgeland reflects on what prevents us from entering fully into relationship with the Lord, whether material possessions or personal flaws, and invites us to break them for the joy of the Lord.

Zach Krueger reflects on renewing traditional practices in his spiritual life, focusing on the Examen and his own Scriptural reflection.

Lois Heron reflects on the duty of raising children in the faith on the memorial of Ss. Joachim and Anne, parents of the Blessed Mother.

Eric Gallagher reflects on the final months with his mother and his desire that the "fragments" of the final moments together would not be wasted.

Trish Irvine reflects on today's Gospel and how weeds, like sin, flourish with little attention and need to be actively rooted out of our lives.