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Sarah Gagliano Taliun 4/21/26 Sarah Gagliano Taliun 4/21/26

Saint Anselm: Doctor of the Church and Father of Scholasticism

St. Anselm was an important scholar of the Middle Ages and is recognized as one of the Doctors of the Church. Later in his life he served as Archbishop of Canterbury. He passed away on April 21 in the year 1109, and his feast day is celebrated annually on that day.

Alexandra Harrel 4/14/26 Alexandra Harrel 4/14/26

Fitting a Pilgrimage into Your Busy Life

A pilgrimage is as much about the journey as it is the destination. The heart of a pilgrimage is an encounter with the Lord, our God. Whereas vacations are about relaxation, sightseeing, and tourism, pilgrimages take us from our comfort zones and self-reliance to surrender and trust in God’s providence for the journey and in our lives.

Sharon Bengel 4/12/26 Sharon Bengel 4/12/26

Receive Gratefully, Share Generously

Discover the power of God's Divine Mercy this Easter season. Learn how humility, the Feast of Divine Mercy, and St. Faustina's diary can transform your faith.

Megan Amaya 4/9/26 Megan Amaya 4/9/26

Emotional Energy: Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

Emotions both remit and require energy. Positive, growth-promoting emotions such as excitement, hope, and humility optimize happiness, performance and well-being. Negative, survival-based emotions include anger, frustration, and fear.

Taryn DeLong 4/5/26 Taryn DeLong 4/5/26

Seek What Is Above

In the second reading for today’s Mass, St. Paul says, “If then you were raised with Christ, seek what is above, where Christ is seated at the right hand of God. Think of what is above, not of what is on earth” (Colossians 3:1-2).