On a day of dual feasts — the Feasts of the Holy Family and the Holy Innocents — Fr. Michael reflects on how even the Holy Family experienced the ordinary ups and downs of daily life. They were happy and sad, euphoric and down-trodden, just lik...

In her final Incarnation reflection, Val invites us to contemplate the startling truth of Christmas: that God did not merely visit humanity, but chose to dwell fully in our flesh, sanctifying ordinary human life from the inside out.Join ...

ValLimar's second Christmas reflection proclaims the heart of the Incarnation: a God who loves without condition, who comes anyway, and whose love took on flesh so that nothing could ever separate us from it.Join this virtual pilgrimage:...

Reflecting on the name Emmanuel, ValLimar proclaims the heart of the Incarnation: not a distant God who fixes everything from afar, but a God who enters our mess, our pain, and our lives to be with us — always.Join this virtual pilgrimag...

Erin shares how an Ignatian practice of prayer breathing centered on the word “among” helped her experience anew the mystery of the Incarnation — Jesus, the Word made flesh, dwelling among us and drawing us into deeper connection with God and o...