
No matter how alone we may feel, God’s mercy is ever-present in our moments of rejection.

"Even though we celebrate this feast every year," Bishop Henry stated, "it is to profess our Faith. We all belong to the universal Church. We try to renew the faith and promises we hold."

God’s covenant faithfulness was not merely a promise of protection; it was a call to obedience.

This is the heart of intercession - a blend of holy audacity, humility, and compassion.

Saint Peter, the Rock of Authority, and Saint Paul, the Herald to the Nations, stand as pillars of the Church, reminding us of the grace of God and the call to live out our mission in the world.

The heart that teaches us to love is perhaps one of the most beautiful aspects of Mary’s Heart.

The Sacred Heart is a reminder that in our darkest moments, we are not alone. We are always met with mercy, and we are always welcomed home.

When we act outside of God’s timing, we often create complications that ripple through generations.

Discerning true prophets is crucial for our spiritual journey. How do we discern? Jesus gives us a clear answer: by their fruits.

Let us not seek the spotlight for ourselves but instead direct every attention towards Christ, the true Light of the world.