Author: Fr. Ron Victor

Memorial Day—originally called Decoration Day—was established after the Civil War as a time to decorate the graves of fallen soldiers and to keep

In the second reading this Sunday, St. John invites us to gaze upon this beautiful image: “I, John, had a vision of a great multitude, which no

Pope Francis has declared 2025 as the “Jubilee Year of Hope.” Hope is at the heart of who we are as a Christian people, and

As we continue on our Lenten journey I would like to look at some of the spiritual benefits of fasting. Fasting is a discipline in every major

Let’s admit it: we all have people in our lives we do not like. And there are people who don’t like us. “Liking” is an

Every twenty-five years, the Church celebrates a Jubilee Year. The year 2025 marks such a celebration, honoring the 2025th anniversary of Jesus’

When St. Isidore parishioner Kurt Klein created the sculpture that graces the baptismal pool in St. Isidore Church, he wanted it to be unique. He

In this Sunday’s Gospel, while on trial before Pontius Pilate, Jesus acknowledges that he is a king—but that his kingdom is “not of this

As we observe Veterans Day, we take a moment to honor the bravery and sacrifices of those who have served in the armed forces. Their courage and

As one of the world’s greatest lovers of White Castles, I can vouch for the truth of their current slogan: “The Crave is a Powerful