Did you notice the colors changing at Mass? As we move into Ordinary Time, the Church shifts to green—the color of growth and steady faith. Ordinary Time follows the joy-filled days of Christmas, when white and gold proclaimed Christ’s birth...
“Love cannot remain by itself—it has no meaning. Love has to be put into action, and that action is service.” By the Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen (For the 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time, 2026)
Remember us, O God; from age to age be our comforter. You have given us the wonder of time, blessings in days and nights, seasons and years. Bless your children at the turning of the year and fill the months...
The story of the Magi reveals something essential about who God is: God is a God who calls people to journey. From the time of Abraham, God has invited people to step out in faith, to trust, and to move...