Last Fall, Mr. Frank Demuynck, a longtime board member of SFX Bruges, was honored by the Diocese of Bruges and the Association of Catholic Schools for his nearly 25 years of service to Catholic education in Flanders…[read more]
During Advent we wait for God to break through our world. We look for signs of God’s presence in our lives. Throughout these days, we listen for the still small voice speaking to us in our contemplation.…[read more]
As we write this reflection in late August, we realized that for this past year-and-a-half many of us in the United States, and in the world at large…[read more]
God rendered Elizabeth’s husband Zechariah mute when he doubted God’s messenger, the angel Gabriel, who had appeared to him to say that Elizabeth, though barren and old, would give birth…[read more]
The Magnificat, taken from Luke’s Gospel, is one of my favorite readings in scripture. This occurs right after Mary has been visited by the Angel Gabriel to inform her that she is to be the Mother of God…[read more]
Today’s Gospel reading from Luke echoes the feast of the visitation. Mary has just said her “yes” to become the mother of the Savior, learns of her cousin Elizabeth’s late-in- life pregnancy and journeys to help her…[read more]
Through today’s Gospel, we see Elizabeth discovering Mary as the mother of the Lord. Elizabeth recognizes this dignity of Mary through a very ordinary action: Mary’s visit to her…[read more]
Joseph decided to divorce Mary quietly, not wanting her shamed. Unlikely in a little town like Nazareth though. Tough decision! Why not sleep on it?…[read more]
t more,” said Michael Shippie, World Language Teacher at Xaverian Brothers High School in Westwood, MA.…[read more]
Last Fall, Mr. Frank Demuynck, a longtime board member of SFX Bruges, was honored by the Diocese of Bruges and the Association of Catholic Schools for his nearly 25 years of service to Catholic education in Flanders…[read more]
During Advent we wait for God to break through our world. We look for signs of God’s presence in our lives. Throughout these days, we listen for the still small voice speaking to us in our contemplation.…[read more]
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