Everything changes. All things are passing. God is always with us.

The wisdom of Christian maturity is not to avoid pain, but to acknowledge it.

A declaration of INTERdependence.

As the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ touches our lips, we receive the source of life.

“Bend the stubborn heart and will; melt the frozen, warm the chill.”

How much do we know about viticulture, the science of growing grapes?

God calls each of us to be both a sheep and a shepherd of sheep.

When we ignore our wounds, they have a way of holding us back and injuring us repeatedly.

In pandemics, people of faith aren’t magically protected from illness or death.

Eucharist, Adoration, and foot washing are all signs of our vulnerability, our dependence on God, and our interdependence on one another.

For what has our Lenten journey prepared us?

Anger––or anxiety, or arousal, or envy, or fear, or loneliness, or sadness––does not separate us from God.