The fifth word of our Lord from the cross is the shortest of the seven: “I thirst.”

The fourth word of Christ from the cross is: “My God!  My God!  Why have you forsaken me?”

Christ’s first word from the cross went out to enemies; his second word to sinners; and his third word to saints.

The second word of our Lord teaches us about what our attitude toward pain and suffering should be. 

Bonnie Hearn is growing closer to the Lord through Eucharistic Adoration.

During Lent, we turn our focus to the greatest sermon of all time, the one which Jesus gave from the pulpit of the cross.

Lent is a time of conversion – a time to return to the Lord in whatever ways you have turned against him: in your attitudes, your conversations, your plans and goals, even in your hopes and dreams.

To honor His sacrifice, we make one of our own every Friday during Lent

On the very first Christmas, God the Father gave the very first Christmas gift – his very Son.

I can’t speak for everyone, but personally, I find that sharing the faith is not always easy.

During the Advent and Christmas seasons, take time to reflect and make some choices about how to spend your time.

First of all, don’t worry about what words to use when you begin to pray for someone who has been away from the Lord.

Stopping to gaze at and perhaps pray before a Nativity scene is one of the best ways to remember the real meaning of Christmas, Pope Francis said.

Chuck Gaidica has been in the TV business for more than 40 years, telling the stories of Detroiters.

The study examined over 3,200 people who declared their faith “central to their lives.”

I love volunteering at my parish, and I’m considering a career change.

Sainthood seems unattainable until you realize: all the saints were just like us, but with an unshakable faith.

The word of God is not like any other book we pick up.

I pray that we all do something meaningful with our talents.

Fill the hearts of your faithful. Enkindle in us the fire of your love.

The Gospel of Luke challenges us today with the parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man.

In our society today, we are inundated with so many material things and desires.

There is a powerful moment in every ordination Mass.

As Catholic parents, we have the privilege of leading our children to Jesus.

Often when we think about mission, our eyes lift and we scan the horizon.