Like Jesus and Luke, We Must Focus on the Poor
Herald of Hope The Gospel according to St. Luke tells us that Jesus began his ministry teaching [...]
The Sacred Journey of Immigration
A Christian Perspective Rooted in Scripture and Catholic Teaching Immigration is a human experience as old as [...]
Lessons from a Refilled Nest
Real Life. Real Faith. I’m somewhat nose blind since my bout with COVID a few years ago [...]
Hope Does Not Disappoint
Scripture Reflections Like a butterfly returning to its favorite flower, my soul has been hovering over the [...]
Good Old Summertime: Sacred Time, Though ‘Ordinary’
The Liturgy Summer is here, and the long days with all the accompanying hot and humid weather [...]
Body of Christ: Dr. Rosana Mateo, St. Anthony, Milwaukee
Body of Christ “My faith fuels my passion for my work and shapes how I lead,” said [...]
Retirement: Humility, Gratitude and a Bucket List Item
Herald of Hope It has been more than six months since I relinquished my governance of the [...]
When A Little Bit Goes a Long Way
Scripture Reflections According to an online search, yeast can withstand several thousands of pounds of pressure per [...]
The Real Power of Summer Blockbusters
Young Adult According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, the definition of zeitgeist is “the general intellectual, moral, and [...]
Body of Christ: Caroline Smyczek, St. Mary’s Visitation, Elm Grove
Body of Christ Caroline Smyczek lives in Brookfield with her husband, Alec, and two children. Her favorite [...]