The Feast of the Transfiguration

The true victory is not only peace, but the victory of love over hatred, light over darkness, and faith over fear. Our nation needs not only the strength of weapons, but also the strength of the spirit — a spirit that is born through faithfulness to God.

Last Friday, we celebrated the Feast of the Sacred Heart. What is the Sacred Heart for those who believe in Jesus? His Heart is a place of rest when we are overwhelmed, a place of healing when we are wounded, and a place of peace when life feels heavy. We often try to manage our…

Recently, many of us witnessed orange skies because of the wildfires. Those living close to the fires experienced fear and anxiety as once-familiar landscapes were transformed into scorched ground. What is important to remember, however, is that beneath what appears lifeless lies a living root system that allows the forest to regenerate. Our parents and…

Next time you come to our church, take a moment to find the portrait of Venerable Andrey Sheptytsky. Perhaps you might offer a prayer of gratitude for the extraordinary work he did for the Ukrainian people and the Church. Perhaps you might ask for his protection, remembering how tirelessly he defended the weak and the…

We often assume that faith comes automatically — if you grew up in a Christian family, belong to a Christian community, or were taught about God from childhood. Today’s Gospel tells us a different story through the example of the centurion. Those who were close to Christ did not display the faith that Christ praised….

What occupies your thoughts first thing in the morning? What takes up most of your attention during the day? What do you worry about the most? In today’s Gospel, Jesus speaks about the eye — the direction of the heart. If our hearts are directed toward God, our thoughts, decisions, and lives are guided by…