
No matter the depth of our night, God’s mercy dawns anew.

"Let us honor women, thank them, and pray for them as we celebrate International Women's Day," said Bishop Raymond Wai Lin Htun.

Today, Moses and Our Lord Jesus speak with one voice about a holy and precious gift: the Law of God.

Today, the Word of God confronts us with the stark arithmetic of the human heart and the infinite calculus of God’s love.

"The Church must be a place where victims find healing, dignity, and hope," His Eminence Cardinal Charles Bo said.

The Lord’s salvation is offered to all, but it often comes in ways that confound our expectations and humble our pride.

Bishop Henry Eikhlein noted that in Latin, the word for prayer expresses the fruit of faith. It means praying as you believe.

It is, in truth, the cry of every human heart. We thirst—for security, for love, for meaning, for peace.

Today's readings unfold the very heart of the Gospel: the boundless, pursuing mercy of our God.

Today’s Scriptures present a painful human constant: the rejection of the chosen one.