Fr. Brendan confronts the painful reality of longing for the Kingdom of God now, amidst profound injustices. He shares firsthand accounts from Chicago's West Side, where federal agents have terrorized immigrant communities, storming schools and daycare centers.
This powerful reflection explores God's swift judgment on leaders who misuse authority and fail to uphold justice, particularly concerning human rights and the command to "love your neighbor as yourself."
He explores how the imperfections of the Body of Christ can cause people to question their faith, and challenges us to consider our own role, revealing God's unending mercy for those who repent.
on the Feast of the Dedication of St. John Lateran, celebrating more than just a building – it's about the "Mother of all churches," the Pope's cathedral, and most importantly, the living Church built of human beings, the "living stones."
fMany wonder if it's selfish to long for our departed loved ones. Father Holtz unpacks the Gospel, revealing Jesus's own deepest desire for His beloved to be with Him in glory.
reflecting on the powerful parable of the Lost Sheep from Luke 15, this reflection explores how we can take God's vision to heart by seeking out the lost, the poor, and the hopeless in our own lives.
Explore the inspiring life of St. Martin de Porres, a mixed-race saint who defied societal limitations and whose holiness transcended racial prejudice.
