St. Joseph may your image of quiet servanthood make me better able to appreciate the gifts sprinkled throughout this wonderous world. Through your prayers and intercession help me to keep my mouth shut, and my eyes and ears and mind and heart open to what God is doing for me every day.
St. Joseph, foster father of our divine Lord Jesus, husband of our dear Blessed Mother Mary, and head of the Holy Family, please pray for me!
At the age of seventy-five, with no children and a wife who was called barren, Abe, having been ordered by the Creator to leave his land, relatives, and his father’s house, received his first promises from God…
There was a time when calling someone a “Jonah” meant that they were a jinx, someone who brought misfortune to those around them. Our biblical Jonah certainly did that for the crew of the...
Giving up fun stuff for Lent is quite common. In one particular case, I am giving up the fear of something, or am I going head to head with the source of the dread?
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Welcome to the Matthiast blog, honoring St. Matthias. This man, an apostolic blip in the salvation narrative, followed Jesus from the beginning, was never mentioned in the Gospels, chosen by lot in the Acts of the Apostles, then vanished, literarily, that is. Here we celebrate the spirit of this virtually invisible servant of Our Lord, and hope to be as faithfully selfless as he was.
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