Our Connecting Point question assumes that we believe we are part of the mission. I assure you, we are! On the Fifth Sunday of Easter, the Gospel of
Connecting Point
In this Sunday’s Gospel (Matthew 28:16–20), we hear something that seems surprising: “When they saw him, they worshiped, but they doubted.”
In the second reading at Mass this weekend, St. Peter encourages his readers (Christians facing persecution and martyrdom) to “always be ready to
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
The fourth Sunday of Easter is commonly known as Good Shepherd Sunday because the readings each year focus on Jesus being likened to a shepherd. This
It is sometimes easy to see Christ in certain everyday moments, especially in those that immediately lift us out of the humdrum of everyday life.
The idea of spreading love invites us to look beyond ourselves which this quote by Joanna Mercy captures: “When you act on behalf of something
One of my favorite sayings is, “God’s plan is always bigger than our plan.” It reminds us that no matter what we are focused on, God is working
Every human life has dark places, but some cannot always see them. Often, they are hidden within us: painful memories, fear of the future, the
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