I’m almost afraid to say it, but it appears that things are slowly beginning to return to normal in our homes for the elderly around the country. We recently celebrated … Learn More
Today, as I write, is World Refugee Day (June 20). For those of us who are not refugees – nor internally displaced people, migrants, asylum seekers – it is easy … Learn More
The moment took place inside the stunning St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican, but even that setting didn’t compare to the beauty of what happened there between a mother and … Learn More
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, On April 21 of this year, I offered reflections on the topic “Synodality: the long game of Pope Francis” during a webinar offering of … Learn More
In my vocation as a Little Sister of the Poor, I am involved in several aspects of our mission of hospitality to the elderly. One of my favorite things is … Learn More
The head of the World Health Organization (WHO), as reported by The Guardian, has warned that as COVID vaccines continue to roll out, the world faces a “catastrophic moral failure” … Learn More
In these weeks, when spring gives way to summer, many celebrate the ordinations of new priests – new shepherds who, in these difficult days, commit the rest of their lives … Learn More
What will the Church look like once the pandemic ends and life begins to normalize? What will the lasting effects of the pandemic be on all of us? This year, … Learn More
It has been almost a year now since my five-year journey to the Permanent Diaconate was held up and almost derailed by the single biggest factor that drove the year … Learn More
As we observe Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we will examine the complicated journey that brought the Filipino community, today one of the largest recently arrived ethnic communities, to … Learn More
