How I use the Rosary: Katrina
Katrina is one of the Vincentian Scholars from Niagara University that is doing her internship at Community Missions. She is posting videos about the Rosary. This post is her first one.
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The Faithfulness of Staying In
In my first year of Seminary, my New Testament professor said this: “Scripture is always a word on target.” Her words were like a sudden burst of enlightenment in that moment, and have unnervingly continued to be so to this day. Observe:
Continue reading →Being God’s Love And Hope
For people of faith, there is an elephant in the room that, if you have not been asked about it yet, you will be. Or if not asked, you will certainly hear it expressed. It is:
“Where is God in all this Pandemic Stuff?”
There are a bunch of ways to answer that, and I promise I will be addressing some of them along the way. However for today I simply want to start with a poem that Father Stew Lindsay at Holy Family Parish in Niagara Falls sent it to me, and I am so grateful he did.
Continue reading →Worship is Apparently Good For Your Health: And Now You Actually Have The Time!
In the book of Genesis, we are told that God needed a rest after creating … well, everything! I mean after creating and entire universe having a day off seems pretty reasonable. Sometimes I need a break after all the effort to rally myself to just get out of bed in the morning! So, yea, a day of rest for making a universe, I’m good with that.
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Let’s Try Not To Miss It
(Download PDF Of This Reflection) I was a little surprised to hear on the news that yesterday was the vernal equinox—the first day of spring. I love the change of the seasons, but the arrival of spring is the most amazing to me. Spring is my favorite season. It is the rebirth of life after … Continue reading →