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60-Second Sermon: Assumption of Our Lord
AVA BLONIGEN — “Mary’s ‘yes’ was the beginning of a long journey. She trusted God to walk with her the whole way.”
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From Death to Life: Holy Week Liturgy (part 2)
EDITOR — Prepare for the Paschal Mystery! Join us for a video lecture on history and liturgical theology with Fr. Marco Benini. Part 2!
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60-Second Sermons (Palm Sunday)
JP MISHEFF — As we remember Christ’s Passion, may we remain and witness the entirety of it, so that we can joyously proclaim: “Truly, this is the Son of God.”
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Sacrosanctum Concilium: Artículo 18
REV. MICHAEL JONCAS –Acompáñenos en la relectura del Concilio Sacrosanto, disponible en español e inglés / Join us in a re-reading of Sacrosanctum Concilium, available in Spanish and English!
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Sacrosanctum Concilium: Artículo 17
REV. MICHAEL JONCAS –Acompáñenos en la relectura del Concilio Sacrosanto, disponible en español e inglés / Join us in a re-reading of Sacrosanctum Concilium, available in Spanish and English!
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Dancing through Lent in Steadfastness and Hope
TEVA REGULE — The process of becoming God-like—for instance, to see the world as God sees it, to have mercy as God has mercy, and to love as God loves—is not linear.
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Visio Divina
STAFF — Artist Daniel Mitsui contributed the art for this week’s Visio Divina, where we pray with sacred imagery, along with today’s first reading from Jeremiah. Enjoy 🙏
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In Memoriam: Jay Koyle
STAFF — The Very Rev. Dr. Jay Koyle, Dean of the Diocese of Algoma and Incumbent of St. Luke’s Cathedral, died peacefully on Friday, March 13, 2026.
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“Parece una iglesia católica”: Liturgia, arquitectura y función
FREDERICK BAUERSCHMIDT — ¿Qué significa que una iglesia católica debería parecerse a una iglesia católica? Disponible en español e inglés / Available in Spanish and English!
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