1,000-plus Crosses Tell Stories of Faith, Memory and Ministry
Retired priest’s collection becomes a living homily for Lent Fr. Mark Danczyk stands among more than 1,100 unique [...]
The Grace of Surrender: A Lenten Invitation
Real Life. Real Faith. What do you need to put down in order to grow closer to [...]
Why Priests Kiss the Altar
Scripture Reflection When I visit a classroom or enjoy dinner with a family, I often appreciate the [...]
Confession Isn’t a Courtroom — It’s Your Liberation Chamber
Dr. John Bergsma speaks on "Confession as Spiritual Warfare" to a crowd during his presentation at St. James, Mukwonago, [...]
Lent – A Joyful Season?
Lent is an opportunity to renew ourselves through the spiritual disciplines of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. This may [...]
Lent and the New Creation in Christ
Scripture Reflections The First Sunday of Lent situates us within the great theological arc of salvation history: [...]
The Many Joys of Lent
Considering Lent as a time of joy seems like an oxymoron. Lent conjures images of solemnity and seriousness. [...]
A Chance to Reset Our Hearts
Herald of Hope With the end of the season of Lent now within sight, our hearts and [...]
No Shoes Required
The Liturgy This Sunday at Holy Mass, we will hear a selection from the book of Exodus [...]
Lent — A Journey of Renewed Hope, Joy
Herald of Hope The word “Lent” comes from the Middle English word “lente,” meaning spring, which in [...]