Return to God: Pope Leo XIV, Ash Wednesday, and the Spiritual Meaning of Lent
A spiritual reflection on Pope Leo XIV’s Lenten message, Ash Wednesday, and the call to return to God through prayer, fasting, and mercy.
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A spiritual reflection on Pope Leo XIV’s Lenten message, Ash Wednesday, and the call to return to God through prayer, fasting, and mercy.
Ordinary Time is not a period of boredom, but a season of altruistic practice. SimonMary Asese Aihiokhai reflects on the Second Sunday of Ordinary Time 2026,...
Baptism is more than a private ritual; it is a summons for global justice. SimonMary Asese Aihiokhai reflects on the 2026 Feast of the Baptism of...
Is the Epiphany only for Christians? SimonMary Asese Aihiokhai explores the 2026 Feast of the Epiphany as a site of interfaith encounter. Discover how the Magi,...
Beyond New Year's resolutions, the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God (Theotokos) invites us to a deeper calling. SimonMary Asese Aihiokhai explores the Christological roots of...
Is ambition a vice or a reflection of the Divine? By looking at the Incarnation through the lens of the Christmas Vigil readings, we see a...
As I read the texts for Christmas Mass, I am drawn to pay attention to two important motifs; one has to do with the motif of...
Explore the virtues of Saint Joseph through the Matthean pericope (1:18-24). A reflection on Advent grace, purity laws, and how Joseph’s refusal to shame Mary offers...
The Third Sunday of Advent: A call to transcendence. Read a profound reflection that challenges believers to move beyond familiar sense-making toward God's promise of renewal....
I’m not sure he still remembers my name.I have wandered too far from the flock.How is it that you tell meThe One who once bore my...