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
Connecting Point
It’s easy to say, “I’m blessed.” We say it when things are going well—when life feels stable, our needs are met, and we’re surrounded by
Simon Peter’s act of trust in Jesus, despite his doubts, teaches us an important lesson about which voices we choose to listen to in our own lives.
The first thing that came to mind when I read this Connecting Point question was the famous Dunkin’ Donuts advertisement from the 1980s with the
My family and I have been involved in the life of a Catholic parish for as long as I can remember. I have an aunt who was an Adrian Dominican sister.
This week’s Connecting Point topic reminded me of a story I read about a little girl who stood on a street corner and begged for food and money.
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
The celebration of the Epiphany highlights a profound revelation: Christ came not only for the Jews but for all people, as shown by the visit of the
Family life is full of love and joy, but it can also bring its share of stress. In this Sunday’s Gospel, we get a glimpse into a very human moment
This is a very relevant question for the last week of Advent, which will usher in the incredible feast of Christmas. This Church season calls us to