Articles in 'Personal Reflections'
Eight Aspects of Fraternity
Eight Aspects of Fraternity
By Paul Thomas
A reflection on fraternity as it is revealed in the Acts of the Apostles.
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10,000 Years per Step
10,000 Years per Step
By Jeff Sokol
A Reflection on Getting a Grasp on the Concept of Eternity
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Dealing with being hurt
Dealing with being hurt
By Adam Charles Hovey
If you hurt, know that Jesus understands
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Hope Along the Road
Hope Along the Road
By Daniel Mark
Never be in a hurry for the answer. The answers come even when we do not understand them.
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THE GIFT OF LIVING FAITH (part 1 of 3)
THE GIFT OF LIVING FAITH (part 1 of 3)
By Jonicis Saez Bulalacao
catechetical
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The Living Church before the Bible as we know it today
The Living Church before the Bible as we know it today
By Richard Horrell
Before the Bible was canonized, the Catholic Church was already alive—preaching, baptizing, celebrating the Eucharist, and shedding the blood of martyrs. This reflection uncovers the living faith of the Church from the Cross to the canon, reminding us that Christianity gave us the Bible, not the other way around.
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The trouble with weeds
The trouble with weeds
By Marianne Giltner
The trouble with weeds
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The Cross That Carries Me
The Cross That Carries Me
By Annie Pieadadi D'Costa
We ask the Cross questions. Sometimes it answers back. And when it does, it changes the way you carry everything.
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Where Can I Go?
Where Can I Go?
By Richard Maffeo
It's easy to lose the personal focus of John 3:16. That's a sad thing.
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God Makes a Home for the Poor - Do You?
God Makes a Home for the Poor - Do You?
By Katie Zalany
Today, Psalm 68 proclaims, “God, in your goodness, you have made a home for the poor.” We are asked if we’ve done the same in the Gospel. Have we humbled ourselves and taken in the poor into our lives, our homes, and our precious time? Or have we exalted ourselves to the point where we have no room for the poor?
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Sunday Reflection from the Utah Mission
Sunday Reflection from the Utah Mission
By Richard Horrell
Today’s reflection asks: Am I seeking recognition for myself, or am I lifting others up in Christ? True peace is found not in pride or self-glory, but in letting the Holy Spirit work through us. The Catholic heart is built on humility—recognizing that all good flows from God, not from ourselves. This is the path to a mature Christianity, where honor belongs to Christ alone.
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Let the rain wash us clean
Let the rain wash us clean
By Marianne Giltner
Let the rain wash us clean
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“All the darkness in the world cannot extinguish the light of a single candle.”
“All the darkness in the world cannot extinguish the light of a single candle.”
By Richard Horrell
Light on the Sins of the Church is a heartfelt reflection that confronts the flaws and sins both within the Church and society. Recognizing human frailty, the piece emphasizes that confession isn’t about justifying sin but acknowledging it, with Christ’s Cross offering redemption and healing.
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Evil is still a choice
Evil is still a choice
By Adam Charles Hovey
Evil is still a choice. Choose not to do evil.
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Wounds, We Need to Talk
Wounds, We Need to Talk
By Annie Pieadadi D'Costa
A prayer not to hide your wounds, but to let them heal into resurrection.
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Where Do We Go from Here & Litany for after a School Shooting--Links Now Included!
Where Do We Go from Here & Litany for after a School Shooting--Links Now Included!
By Emily Berns
Links are now attached!
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Where Do We Go from Here & Litany for after a School Shooting
Where Do We Go from Here & Litany for after a School Shooting
By Emily Berns
Following a shooting in a Catholic church on Wednesday during a school Mass, America must once again face the fact that we need a Catholic revival and return to Jesus and His teachings. I also include a litany to be prayed following a school shooting.
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