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While many of us may not face direct persecution, he reminds us that countless Christians worldwide—in Nicaragua, Myanmar, Haiti, and beyond—are risking everything to proclaim the Gospel and speak truth to power.

explores the profound challenge of overcoming others' expectations and perceptions.

Through Solomon's wisdom, Paul's letter to the Romans, and Jesus' parables of the buried treasure and pearl of great price, discover how God sees each of us as precious treasures worth everything.

Drawing from today’s Gospel of Jesus calming the storm, we are reminded that our humanity is like that boat. In chaotic and troubled times, how do we find a calming voice?

We are asked the ultimate question posed by Jesus in the Gospel: "Who do you say that I am?"

Drawing from the Book of Jeremiah, the Letter to the Romans, and the Gospel of Matthew, Father Brendan reminds us that while the journey of faith is often met with conflict, betrayal, and struggle, God’s grace is always more abundant than the challenges we face.

What does it mean to celebrate God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit?

the incredible story of Crystal Ortega, a valedictorian from Dominican University. Facing a Stage 4 cancer diagnosis, Crystal didn’t just fight for her own life—she moved mountains for others.

While society often tries to overlook or silence those they deem "lesser," Father Brendan shares a moving personal story about Jorge, a young blind man whose leadership and faith transformed an entire parish community.

The incredible journey of Bishop Evelio Menjivar, fleeing the civil war in El Salvador in the trunk of a car, starting his life in the United States washing dishes before answering a call to the priesthood.

What does it mean to be a "proclaimer of Good News" when the world is filled with war and uncertainty? In this reflection for the 5th Sunday of Easter, Father Brendan Curran explores the "emerging" early Church and what it can teach us about our own calling today.

Speaking from the footsteps of the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., Father Brendan reflects on the Acts of the Apostles and the encounter between Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch.