By Rev. Joseph D. Creedon, pastor emeritus, Christ the King Parish, Providence, Rhode Island. This excerpt is sixth in a series… — Read More
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Christian Stewards: “Blessed, Grateful, Giving”
By Leisa Anslinger, Associate Department Director for Pastoral Life, Archdiocese of Cincinnati Many years ago, I was given a handcrafted… — Read More
The Sermon on the Plain: A Call to Conversion
The message Jesus delivers in the Gospel reading on the Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time (February 17) is a difficult… — Read More
World Marriage Day – A Day to Celebrate the Sacrament of Marriage
A sage once wrote that a good marriage is like a fire around which others come to warm themselves. So,… — Read More
Stewardship Saint of the Month – Saint Cornelius the Centurion
According to the Acts of the Apostles (10:45) the first pagan converted to Christ was an officer of the imperial… — Read More
Stewardship Saint for January
Saint John Nepomucene Neumann, fourth bishop of Philadelphia John Nepomucene Neumann was born in Bohemia in 1811 and named by… — Read More
A New Year, New Beginnings for the Christian Steward
Turning the page to a new calendar year gives us the feeling of a fresh start, a new beginning, and… — Read More
Epiphany: To Find Our Meaning in Christ
Epiphany! What a wonderful word. Even its secular definition is thrilling: “a sudden realization about the nature or meaning of… — Read More
Stewardship Saint for December: Saint Stephen
The day after Christmas is called “St. Stephen’s Day” to commemorate the first Christian martyr. It is also this “Feast… — Read More
Eight Things You Can Do For the Poor at Christmas
In this new liturgical year, the Gospel of Luke urges us to be mindful of the poor and suffering among… — Read More