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The Parable of the Sower: Why does God's word transform some lives and not others? Why does creation still groan in labor pains?

Even when we're sent like sheep among wolves, even when we fall—God is ready to lift us up.

Drawing from the prophet Hosea and the Gospel of Matthew, discover why shaking the dust from your feet isn't about judgment—it's about fr

Hosea 10 issues a pastoral challenge: prosperity that breeds divided loyalties and pious ritual without justice is not what God wants.

While the Gospel shows us the beautiful moment of Jesus healing a leper with a simple touch, the first reading from 2 Kings tells a grim story of K

From Moses on Mount Sinai to Jesus summoning the twelve disciples, we explore how God’s promise of being a "special possession" evolved.<

As Jesus hung upon the cross, he gave his mother to the beloved disciple, and in doing so, he gave her to all of us.

Pentecost wasn’t just a one-time event of tongues of fire and ancient languages; it is a living reality that transforms our lives today.

Fr. Scott explores the "rub" of the Ascension: the period of waiting between Jesus leaving and the Holy Spirit arriving at Pentecost.

Jesus promised that don't need to worry, the Holy Spirit is at work in the world, guiding all toward the truth.

Following the death of St.

We examine Peter's transformation from a hesitant disciple to a bold preacher after the coming of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost, urging the peo

A beautiful journey through the Easter Vigil, the most important liturgy of the year!

In today’s reflection, we look at a powerful moment of transition in the Gospel of John: Jesus' last night with his disciples.

Diving into the "Suffering Servant" songs, exploring the powerful moment when God declares the servant to be a *covenant* for the people.

Two contrasting moments of decision: Mary's profound "yes" to God and King Ahaz's stubborn "no."

The fascinating story of the bronze serpent from the Book of Numbers, where the Israelites, complaining about their desert journey, face the deadly

For the Third Sunday of Lent by Sr. Joan Bukrey OSF and Fr. Scott Steinkerchner, OP.

For Friday, 6 Mar 2026.

for 26 Feb 2026. Exploring the difficult command to "leave your gift at the altar" and seeking reconciliation first.

Exploring the readings for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, which proclaim that we don't need worldly power; rather, we need to use what lit

Yesterday, we saw King David in beautiful prayer, full of gratitude.

In today’s reflection, we pray with King David in 2 Samuel as he responds to God’s astonishing promise of a lasting dynasty.

Father Scott connects the dots between today’s powerful scripture readings.