Comfort My People — Come, Holy Spirit
byEach year on Pentecost Sunday, we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit into the life of the Church. We hear in the Pentecost…
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Comfort My People — The God we have
byI expect that many of us have acknowledged and reflected on our thoughts and feelings over these past few weeks regarding the recent mass…
Comfort My People — Deepening our prayer during Lent
byOne of the marks of the holy season of Lent is a call to strengthen our prayer relationship with the Lord. There are so…
Comfort My People – Lent’s staying power
byThere is no other season of the Church’s liturgical year that has the “staying power” of the season of Lent. In contrast to Lent,…
Comfort my People — Building a beloved community
byOne of the things that the month of January calls us again to remember is the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King…
Comfort my People — Enjoy the holy days of Advent and Christmas
byThough the Triduum (Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday/Easter Sunday) is the most important and theologically rich celebration in the liturgical calendar, there…
Comfort My People — November blessings
byI enjoy the season of fall the most, and for this reason November is among my favorite months of the year. From saints to…
Comfort My People — Respect Life Month is a time for reflection and action
byOctober is annually recognized in the Church as Respect Life Month. The Respect Life Program is an important initiative of the United States Conference…
Comfort My People — The lost sheep and the archbishop
byOn Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022, Archbishop Christophe Pierre will travel to Louisville with a special mission on behalf of Pope Francis. Archbishop Pierre is…
Comfort My People —
Mary, the first and most
perfect disciple of Jesus
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There is a hierarchy given to the liturgical celebrations of the Church that take place throughout each year. In the liturgical life of the…