This week, as we reflect on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Father Brendan challenges us to live our faith in action, drawing powerful connections from ancient scriptures to modern-day struggles for justice and peace.
Jesus ignored social norms and criticism from the Pharisees to dine with "sinners." This is a powerful reminder that the Apostles were not perfect people with perfect lives—they were flawed, messy individuals just like us.
This reflection moves beyond the "perfect" family image to address the real struggles families face today—from the dinner table arguments to the global crisis of displacement.
reflects on the Gospel of Matthew and St. Joseph’s decision to take Mary and Jesus into his home. But what does it mean to take Christ into *our homes today, especially in a world filled with conflict?
a moving, real-life story from a student at a Catholic high school on the west side of Chicago. It is a testimony of a family living in fear of separation, and how a simple act of faith—visiting the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe—miraculously protected them from danger at their very doorstep.
