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My Headless Mr. Heart
Where the world might see brokenness and defeat, my son sees a peerless member of the communion of super-heroes, with powers far greater than I ever imagined.
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60-Second Sermon: 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Rory Cooney reflects on the Gospel Reading for the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time.
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One Flock, Walking Together
“When I join a communion procession, do I engage in this action as though I were a customer in line at a supermarket or an amusement park?”
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Notre Dame Preaching Conference videos, now available online
Recordings of the talks from the 2022 Preaching Conference — Living in the Light of the Word — can now be viewed online.
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GOSPEL COMMUNION: 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Commentary on the Psallite communion antiphon – an inspiring reflection on the liturgy of the coming Sunday and feast days.
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When Will We Drink This Cup?
We are now well over two years into the COVID-19 pandemic and to a certain degree the crisis seems to be behind us. While we have lost many people and society is still suffering from a lot of trauma in many areas. But in some areas things seem to be more or less back to…
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Real Presence(s)
I felt somewhat glad on behalf of the various Roman Catholics I’d encountered (in person or on social media) who had absolutely no idea that this eucharistic revival was underway, much less what it was, who may have endured similar situations.
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Brief Book Review: The Euchalogion Unveiled
“The volume…expands our understanding of the ‘mysteries’ of the Church by using older lists of what was considered a ‘sacrament.'”
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60-Second Sermon: 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Tim O’Malley reflects on the Gospel Reading for the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time.
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