The Lord wants His lost sheep back and makes very generous and concrete offers of forgiveness.

The study of our Catholic faith even at a basic level is so fascinating!

Sixteen years ago, I drove down to the Basilica ( of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception) in DC on a Saturday morning.

There are many stories to tell about people from our parish having profound experiences with the Lord in Eucharistic Adoration this past year.

Take your intentions to Mary who will take them to Jesus. He never refuses His mother!

Of all the items on the comeback list, going to Confession is probably the hardest.

Every day in the Church is a memorial day. Every day we have Mass which is a memorial of Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross.

What I’ve learned about podcasts is that they can be very instructive to Catholics who are in different places in their faith and understanding.

My suggestion to read a chapter a day of one of the four Gospels is mainly to get to know Christ better.

It’s a matter of trust: if we trust the person with whom we speak, then the door is open to trusting in their beliefs and practices.

Here are ten suggestions for making the first step back to Christ and the Church.

We are never all alone.

It is such an enjoyable and satisfying experience to share faith and life in Christ with young people.

First, at the parish, we have been doing much cleaning and bringing in fresh ingredients here the past nine months.

There are seriously mysterious things happening at every Mass.

My favorite part of being a priest is hearing confessions.

We celebrate so much on Easter, but we should especially rejoice that we have a chance to get to Heaven in Christ!

These three days are the days of our salvation: from the evening of Holy Thursday through the evening of Easter Sunday.

As a lost 21 year old enveloped in darkness and despair, I received an unexpected light and hope.