We radiate the life of Jesus to the world to the extent that we live with the conviction that we are divinely loved. Advent calls us beyond the false security of the merely virtuous person and into ...

Deacon Greg Kandra provides a reflection for the readings and Gospel for the 4th Sunday of Advent, Dec. 21, 2025.

The return of a stolen Baby Jesus from Deep Pond Farm in Taunton shows the power of social media. The owner's response shows ...

Father in heaven, the birth of your Son, Jesus our Lord, is the beginning of our victory over evil ...

Twelve years ago, world leaders including then-President Obama and former presidents George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Jimmy ...

Today’s Gospel passage from Matthew seems to reinforce the idea that Christian belief is that simple. Just “Come to me,” ...

As the festive season approaches, we find ourselves reflecting on the miraculous birth of Jesus Christ—a time that signifies hope and joy amid darkness. This year, I invite you to explore the essence ...

Advent is not merely a countdown to Christmas but a time for government employees to pause, look inward, and reflect on their ...

This holiday season, abundance feels fragile, but gratitude is a choice, and service is a responsibility. In walking with the ...

Find today’s readings here. Anyone who has lived in a place that alternates between wet and dry seasons knows the power of returning storms. Everything changes with the rain. Dry ground turns green ...

Christmas offers a yearly reminder of the role of rules in life, and the Golden Rule need not be removed from its religious ...

Rejoice and revel in the spirit of the season, the cozy nights, sparkling lights and the joy of being surrounded by those who ...