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Martha and Mary of Bethany: Who Again?
Just when you think you know Martha and Mary of Bethany, Scripture surprises you. Fr. Chris Robinson, C.M. offers a fresh and moving reflection on two women — and what they reveal about our own inner life of faith. Read more. 🙏


Who Is God? Exploring the Attributes of Our Creator
Who is God, and how would you describe Him? Mary Ellyn Schneider reflects on the attributes of God, from Creator to Eternal to Love, and what knowing Him more deeply means for each one of us. Read more.


A Vincentian Approach to Prayer
There is no right or wrong way to pray. Fr. Jim Cormack, C.M. draws from a lifetime of Vincentian formation to explore how prayer, service, and community unite to form a life of holiness. Read more. 🙏


A Spiritual Perspective on the Theology of Woundedness
Our wounds shape our capacity to love, forgive, and minister to others. Terri Edgington offers a profound spiritual reflection on woundedness, doubt, and Christ's transforming invitation to surrender our sepulchres to Him. Read more.


What Does It Mean to Live Your Baptism? A Guide to Our Foundational Sacrament
Do you know what truly happened at your Baptism? Sr. Kathleen Rooney unpacks the three miracles that changed everything — and how to live them out as Priest, Prophet, and King every single day. Read more.


Mary in the Upper Room: The Mother of the Church at Pentecost
Before the fire of Pentecost fell, there was waiting. And Mary was already in the room. Andre reflects on what Our Lady teaches us about surrender, spiritual poverty, and the grace of keeping our hearts open. Read more.


We Are All Pilgrims
What does walking 800 kilometers teach you about God? Fr. Chris Robinson, CM shares his journey along the Camino de Santiago, and the unexpected truth he discovered at the end of the road. Read more.


We are Easter People
"Catholics are Easter people." But what does that mean on an ordinary Tuesday? Terri Edgington beautifully explores the joy and sorrow woven into our faith and our everyday lives. Read more.
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