Reflection on Joseph Has God ever taken a difficult situation in your life and brought good out of it? Joseph faced the betrayal of his brothers and was sold into slavery, but he trusted God no matter what happened. And God turned everything for Joseph's good. Join Joe Aquilante in reflecting on the story […]
Reflection on Moses Have you ever done something you thought disqualified you from being used in God's good plan? Moses committed homicide, but that didn't stop God from calling him to lead the chosen people out of slavery in Egypt. Fr. Matthew Guckin is the Parochial Administrator at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish. In […]
Reflection on Jacob and Esau “You are chosen, it wasn’t a mistake, because God doesn’t make mistakes.” Today we reflect on Esau and Jacob, the sons of Isaac, and their place in Salvation History. Jesus Burgos, Youth Minister for Holy Innocents Parish and a Candidate for the Permanent Diaconate, shares his insight. How is this reflection […]
Reflection on Abraham and Isaac “We’re never disappointed when we trust God with our lives.” Join Sister Rose Bernadette Mulligan, IHM, in reflecting on the stories of Abraham, Sarah and Isaac, and the radical goodness that comes from following God. Sister Rose is an Associate Professor of Chemistry at Immaculata University and a former Vocation […]
Reflection on Noah “God has a plan for us. And we accepted His public insertion into our genealogies, into our lives, at our baptism. You see, we also have found favor with God.” We invite you to listen to this video and go deeper into the story of Noah with Deacon James Mahoney. Do you […]
Reflection on Adam & Eve “Looking at Adam and Eve actually reveals God’s original plan for all human love.” This reflection on Adam and Eve comes from Meghan Cokeley, Director of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia's Office for the New Evangelization. Meghan reflects on God's original plan for us as human beings. We invite you to […]
Melchizedek Reflection Join Fr. Stephen DeLacy, Vocation Director, in reflecting on Melchizedek, “the priest king of God Most High." This figure anticipates the priesthood, the Eucharist, Calvary and more. Listen to find out more about him, and yourself. We invite you to prayerfully ponder these Reflection Questions: How are we all, ordained and laymen alike, […]