Our new teenage saint

Announcing a new podcast for the Jubilee Year

The Church has just entered into a Jubilee Year with the theme “Pilgrims of Hope.”

Mary is the cause of our joy because she brings us Jesus. That is her mission. Then and now.

Even before we were formed in the womb, the Lord had a call for each of us.

My brothers and sisters in the Diocese of Saginaw, the Lord Jesus wishes to fill us with his riches!

These past several articles, I have reflected on various aspects of the Eucharist as we celebrate the Eucharistic Revival.

What’s going through your mind when you are about to receive Holy Communion?

During my time studying in Washington, D.C., one of my favorite places to visit was Arlington National Cemetery.

If we want to understand the Liturgy of the Eucharist as a whole, we need to understand what is happening here.

This ongoing series will reflect on how the Mass can influence family life and bring about a Marriage and Family Revival as well.

The first National Eucharistic Congress in the country in 83 years!

St. John Vianney said that the “priesthood is the love of the heart of Jesus.”

While I have not been on an actual merry-go-round in a while, sometimes my life can feel like one.

Our diocese is in the midst of an initiative to strengthen Catholic schools.

In our theology, it is the words of “consent” that make the marriage.

I’m no artist. I’m well below average even when it comes to stick figures, but I can appreciate a beautiful work of art like many others.

When you find yourself frantic because of a full calendar or anxious about decisions that you need to make, remember to make this act of surrender. Pick the dandelions.