Stations of the Cross in real life

Stations of the Cross in real life

Living Stations of the Cross – Connecting an ancient practice of remembrance with the suffering in today’s world Megan Fincher writes “On Good Friday, Jesus not only reveals that he is our Savior, but also, more subtly, that he is our Teacher. During...

Resurrection is not a happy ending movie

Asia News reports Pope: The Resurrection “is not a happy ending in a movie” but “a humble victory of God, that humanly looks like a failure” The story continues…. Two children join Francis on the back of his jeep. The two, both with a...
Formation Friday – Vincentian Stations

Formation Friday – Vincentian Stations

The Stations reflect our service and our journey as Christians who love Christ and seek to serve Him in the poor. This is our mission as Vincentians. This is our mission as Catholics.  When we look into the eyes of the poor we see Your suffering Son, Your love and...
Holding On To Joy Amidst Criticism

Holding On To Joy Amidst Criticism

Holding On To Joy Amidst Criticism – Sr. Ellen LaCapria, DC continues her weekly visual prayer reflection. As we enter this holy time of eucharistic revelation, crucifixion and the joy of resurrection our heads are rightly spinning. In the span of three days we...

Washing the feet of women

Women and men were both participating in the ancient rite long before Pope Francis arrived on the scene. An article in  April 2014 issue of U.S. Catholic (Vol. 79, No. 4, page 46) provides the history. In 1955, Pius XII reformed the liturgy to make foot washing part...

Being well connected

Easter Sunday (A), April 20, 2014 – Acts 10, 34a. 37-43; Col 3, 1-4; Jn 20, 1-9 Think of what is above (Col 3, 2) The least of us has risen from the dead and is seated at the right hand of God.  Now we await his glorious coming and welcoming words, “Come, you who are...