Our first reading for this Sunday begins with an ordinary, yet inviting image: “When a sieve is shaken, the husks appear”.  It’s likely that when we hear this, our thoughts

“Christ Jesus is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation.” A couple years ago, a movement started questioning the image that we use for our Lord,

One of the questions that I have been asked several times in recent weeks is why some women wear a veil in Mass.  One of the geniuses of the Mass,

I have always been a night owl, and even more so in the summer.  In my early 20s, I would rarely go to bed before 2:00am and would often be

The Presentation of the Lord is one of the rare holy days that takes precedence over the regular Sunday feast day.  Most feasts and memorials are out ranked by Sunday. 

I cannot count the number of times that someone has expressed to me discouragement, dismay, confusion, or self-judgment because they lack an understanding of Sacred Scriptures.  If you do not