Tag: Our Lenten Journey

Catholic bishops and public officials are calling for prayer following the apparent assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who died after being shot Sept....

Today's meditation is a simple one from St. Francis de Sales, patron of our diocese and patron of Catholic journalists: "During the night we...

"Live in faith and hope, though it be in darkness...." These words from St. John of the Cross are especially fitting today, Holy Thursday,...

Pope Francis has been in the forefront of media reports lately because of his ongoing health battles, and in particular, how close he came...

Henri Nouwen was a priest, educator, writer, and further enriched the lives of those around him by founding L’Arche Daybreak for people with intellectual...

No matter how stressful our life seems on Our Lenten Journey, at the end of the day "put it in God's hands...." Good advice...

Did you know that writer Flannery O'Connor went to Mass every day? Her faith was  important to her and she wove aspects of it...

Forgiveness is an ongoing theme this Lent, tied into the Diocesan-wide Reconciliation Monday event on April 14. While we are contemplating the sacrifices we've...

As we approach Holy Week and come closer to the end of Our Lenten Journey, let us take the words of St. Augustine to...

Just 10 days left in Lent -- how have you been faring so far on your Lenten Journey? It may have been a challenge,...