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we look at the question posed to John: "Who are you?" John’s answer is simple yet profound—he is not the Messiah, but rather a voice cryi

The Spirit of Christ lives within our hearts, crying out "Abba, Father!" Even when we feel unworthy or drowned out by negative thoughts,

While shepherds had angels appear to tell them of the holy birth and Simeon had his own explicit revelation from God about it, Anna simply lived ev

In the Gospel of Matthew, Joseph discovers Mary is pregnant and believes his only choices are to divorce her quietly or expose her to shame.

Isaiah promises a world where the wolf lives with the lamb.

Is your faith a "job" or a joy? In this moving reflection, Fr.

Can speaking the truth actually change the world? Today, Fr. Scott is joined by a special guest—his mother, Mrs.

For the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time.

This powerful reflection explores God's swift judgment on leaders who misuse authority and fail to uphold justice, particularly concerning hum

Explore the readings for the Feast of the Dedication of the Basilica of St.

Explore the inspiring life of St.

exploring a passage from John's Gospel (Chapter 6) and delves into the profound concept of universal salvation.

explores the seemingly conflicting messages in today's readings: the challenging Gospel of Luke about the narrow gate and the reassuring words

Reflecting on Naaman’s cleansing and Jesus’ healing of the ten lepers, this homily contrasts merely seeing facts with embracing the truth behind th

In this reflection for the Feast of St.

Fr. Scott explores the meaning of confession, inspired by the reading from the Prophet Baruch.

Explore the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross with Father Scott Steinkerchner!

Join Fr. Scott in Jamaica for a reflection on the Feast of the Birthday of Mary and the readings from Micah and Matthew's Gospel.

Speaking from a beautiful garden in Madison, Wisconsin, Fr.

The video powerfully connects ancient biblical themes of prophetic courage with contemporary challenges.

In today's first reading, Moses tells us that what God wants from his people: to "befriend" the immigrant, because we were once ours

In the Letter to the Ephesians, we see Paul's vision that the Church is called to proclaim Christ to the entire universe, even the "princ

When the Israelites left Egypt, they also left with "people of various ancestry" who joined them in the desert.

In our Gospel today, Jesus argues with the Pharisees and declares definitively that God desires mercy more than following the letter of the law.