Sunday, February 1, 2026 This week, Jesus decided to come greet me and invite me in. Or at least, that’s how it felt. In reality, it was the priest standing outside the church, greeting people as they walked in. He took the time to acknowledge each person, speaking to them as if he already knew…
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Is Christ Divided? And If Not, Why Are We?
Gospel Reflection Sunday, January 25th 2026 God has a very interesting way of speaking to me. As I was sitting in Mass this Sunday, I wasn’t in the best mood. Honestly, my husband and I had gotten into a small disagreement just minutes before we walked into church, and I was still carrying that tension…
God in the Dark
When Closeness to God Feels Out of Reach My relationship with God has never been perfect. For a long time, it felt as though I had placed Him in the backseat of my life—aware that He was there, yet unable to let Him sit beside me. I didn’t feel abandoned by God; I felt guilty,…
Boundaries and the Myth of Balance: When Saying “Yes” Sinks the Ship
Katelyn Smedley, M.S., LMFT “I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship.” This is one of myfavorite quotes, by author Louisa May Alcott. It sits on the backdrop of my computer,reminding me that through rough seas and calm waters, life is a learning process. Todaylet’s learn a little…
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