Author: Matt Kush

This Sunday’s second reading (1 Peter 2:4) begins: “Come to him, a living stone, rejected by human beings, but chosen and precious in the sight

A few times over the past couple of weeks, I have heard Fr. Ron talk about what it means to have an “adult faith,” and it has really helped me in

On the Fourth Sunday of Lent, when we hear the story of the man born blind, we usually think about physical blindness, as Jesus performs a miracle

If you’re reading this, it’s probably safe to assume you consider yourself a follower of Christ. Even so, most of us would admit we don’t

A new year always brings talk of resolutions from eating better to getting more organized, exercising more, and saving money. But this year,

We have all been there. You are sitting in a room, maybe even in church, and someone stands up and asks for volunteers for a role or a project.

You’ve probably walked into a store in October, seen Christmas decorations on the shelves, and reacted in one of two ways: “Christmas! Already?

Thanksgiving week is a time we all spend counting our blessings. There are the obvious things like God, family, jobs, homes, food, clothes, but also

All Souls Day offers a powerful invitation to pause and reflect, not only on those we’ve loved and lost, but also on how we view death itself. And

Have you noticed how often people start messages or conversations with, “Sorry I haven’t replied… I’ve been so busy?” It’s become the