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You are LOVED, and that my friends is a reason to “REJOICE”

This weekend we celebrate Laetare Sunday which means rejoice. It celebrates the halfway mark through our Lenten journey. In an otherwise somber time, today we take time to rejoice and remember the great gift that awaits us. One thing I love about the Gospels is the parables or teaching stories. I love how they point to truths that I sometimes forget. ----- Today I have a story about a father, daughter, and a camping trip. The father told the story. "I took my daughter to

Mar 15

The Thirsting Deer: A Journey to Hope Praying with Scripture: Psalm 42, Verses 1-8

Psalm 42 is a profound expression of a soul’s intense longing for God. It is often referred to as the “thirsting deer” psalm. This psalm reminds us of times when our souls may feel lo st; in exile, and the always present and reliable hope in God’s presence and in His salvation. This psalm is a lament about overwhelming suffering and a desire for intimacy with God. Follow along with me as we take this psalm, apply it to suffering, specifically in the form of depression, an

Dec 1, 2025

Healing Hearts, Minds and Souls

As Catholics, we're truly called to open our hearts and parish doors to those experiencing homelessness. It's not just an obligation; it's out of love, deep tradition, and unwavering faith. This whole idea, our mental health ministry, really invites us to see others through five profound lenses. Inspiration and Belonging And the first is Historical . When you look back at our Church's history, it's inspiring. From early Christian communities to saints like Benedict Joseph Lab

Jul 21, 2025