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60-Second Sermon: 22nd Sunday in OT
DEACON FRANK AGNOLI — Choosing love – even when challenging – connects us to a deeper promise of life, hope, and transformation in our everyday lives.
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Sacrosanctum Concilium: Artículo 61
REV. MICHAEL JONCAS — Acompáñenos en la relectura del Concilio Sacrosanto, disponible en español e inglés / Join us in a re-reading of Sacrosanctum Concilium, available in Spanish and English!
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Benini Series Continues
FR. MARCO BENINI — Unlike ordinary food, the Eucharist is divine food that transforms worshippers into Christ’s body, strengthening and sending them forth to live out His mission with gratitude and joy.
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The liturgical year is like a mini-van
KATHARINE E. HARMON — The very fact of moving through the liturgical seasons should remind us that we are going somewhere.
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Sacrosanctum Concilium: Artículo 60
REV. MICHAEL JONCAS — Acompáñenos en la relectura del Concilio Sacrosanto, disponible en español e inglés / Join us in a re-reading of Sacrosanctum Concilium, available in Spanish and English!
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60 Second Sermons: 21st Sunday in OT
MATTHEW SHERMAN — What does divine power truly look like — and what does it ask of us in return?
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Sacrosanctum Concilium: Artículo 59
REV. MICHAEL JONCAS — Acompáñenos en la relectura del Concilio Sacrosanto, disponible en español e inglés / Join us in a re-reading of Sacrosanctum Concilium, available in Spanish and English!
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60-Second Sermons: Assumption of Mary
KATHARINE HARMON — Sacred art often depicted Mary — gilded with gold and dotted with stars — as a living tabernacle carrying the Eucharist.
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Benini Series Continues
FR. MARCO BENINI — The host invites us to see, come, stay, and remain in Christ just as the first disciples did.
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