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In part 4 of our series on the Liturgy, Fr. Ambrose reflects on the importance of receiving the Eucharist worthily — with a right disposition, a clean conscience, and in a state of grace.

In part 1 of our series on the Liturgy, Fr. Ambrose reflects on how we are to pray at Mass.

On the feast of the Ascension, Fr. Ambrose reflects on the importance of maintaining hope in Christ.

On the feast of the Ascension, Fr. Joe asks the crucial questions: Where is Jesus? Has he ascended in our hearts?

Reflecting on Jesus' statement "I am the vine, you are the branches," Fr. Joe offers a helpful meditation on the art of pruning.

On Holy Thursday, Fr. Ambrose reflects on how Christ makes all things new.

On this 4th Sunday of Lent, Fr. Ambrose reflects on our call to turn away from sin and embrace the Gospel. Understanding how sin affects us helps us appreciate the grace and power of Christ.

We are always invited to have a deeper relationship to Jesus, to live in his light. Fr. Joe reflects on this on this second Sunday of Lent

In today's gospel account Jesus was "moved by pity." Fr. Joe offers a beautiful reflection on our call to imitate Christ in being moved to compassionate action by the suffering of others.

There are many different ways in which our hearts can be broken. Fr. Joe reflects on sadness, grief, and sin, and reminds us to live in hope: "Praise the Lord, no matter what's going on. Give him thanks, no matter what. Because He heals the broken-hearted."

Is the devil real or a just a myth? Examining the Church's teaching on this question, Deacon Bob reflects on sin, temptation, and the importance of prayer.

"What type of power do we use to include and exclude people in our lives?" This question is central to Fr. Tony's reflection on The Epiphany, as he reminds us that Christ came to save us all.