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Christ, Looking at You
NICHOLAS DENYSENKO — The holy fathers and mothers are looking at us.
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The Journey of Renewal: Illuminated Reflections on the Path to the Cross
EDITOR — Join Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary in prayer and reflection this Lenten season by following along with our Lenten Reflection Series.
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Co-Responsibility for Proclaiming the Gospel: Part II
MEGAN EFFRON — Being equipped to draw connections between scripture and daily life is an essential part of being an agent of evangelization.
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Remembering Nathan Chase (1990-2025)
EDITOR — We mourn the passing of Nathan Chase. May he rest in peace.
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Development of the Missa Terra Spiritus Sancti – Mass of the Land of the Holy Spirit Part II
CARMEL PILCHER — Celebrating the Missa Kimberley left a lasting impression and led me to research the origins of this distinctly Aboriginal style Eucharist that at the time I knew nothing about.
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Co-Responsibility for Proclaiming the Gospel: Part I
MEGAN EFFRON — Too often, lay people are described solely as evangelists who witness to Christ by living in the world. This is a worthy goal, but only part of our call. Lay people can—and should—also use their words to preach the gospel!
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Give Us This Day: About the Cover
EDITOR — Learn about the February cover of Give Us This Day in the series developed by Br. Aelred Senna, OSB.
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Different Stories, Different Genres, Different Gods
EDITOR — Join the Jay Phillips Centre for Interfaith Learning at Saint John’s University for Different Stories, Different Genres, Different Gods presented by Dr. Michael Goldberg.
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“O Lord, Open My Lips” – Part 2: It’s Not a Breviary Anymore!
ANTHONY RUFF — The Office is, above all, the daily prayer and praise of the Church gathered.
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