As the decorations are packed away and the glow of Christmas begins to fade, it can be tempting to think that the light of the season has passed. Yet
Author: Chris Piebiak
It’s a question many of us ask at different times in our life. Sometimes we imagine that God’s purpose must be something big, impressive, or
Advent invites us to slow down, breathe, and prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ. In the busyness of December, it’s easy to let this sacred
The readings for this Sunday remind us that the end of time will one day come. Jesus speaks in the Gospel about wars, disasters, and a world that
Each autumn, nature teaches us a silent but powerful lesson. Trees do not keep their leaves, instead they release them, letting them float away in
The Jubilee Year of Hope 2025 is a perfect time to plan a “family field trip” that nourishes both body and soul. The Archdiocese of Detroit has
“Would you consider coming to church with me this Sunday? We could grab coffee afterward and spend some time together. It would really mean a
On Ascension Sunday, Jesus rises beyond the clouds and leaves a single, urgent commission: “You will be my witnesses…to the ends of the earth”
Sometimes the smallest acts of kindness can have the greatest impact. When Pope Francis learned that many homeless people in Rome couldn’t afford a