With the beginning of February, we have some very meaningful practices in our Catholic calendar. On Sunday, February 2, the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, we think of

Saint Augustine, in his Confessions, said he was converted to Christianity by reading two verses from Saint Paul’s letter to the Romans. Dr. Swafford and Jeff Cavins provide an authentically

Leon Bloy once wrote, “The only real sadness, the only real failure, the only great tragedy in life, is not to become a saint.” The vocation to become a saint

We just had an ordination yesterday of two men; Felix Min to the priesthood and Richard Conlin to the diaconate. This is a cause for great joy for the Church

On this Solemnity of Christ the King, it is good to ponder the origin of  this celebration.  It is quite recent in the Church liturgical calendar.  Consider the world in

On All Saints Day, it is customary for churches to place their relics of the saints on public view in the sanctuary or at the altar. Relics are the physical

RCIA is for those who have not been baptized, those baptized in another Christian tradition, those baptized as infants but who have not received formal Faith instruction, and those who

God created the world according to His Wisdom. If you want to be successful in navigating through life, you need to learn how to gather, gain, and grow in Wisdom.

The 2019 Adult confirmation will take place on June 9 at 12:30 pm at the Cathedral. If you are a baptized adult who has not yet received the Sacrament of Confirmation

This Easter Season is overshadowed by the sadness of the 200 Christian martyrs who were killed at various churches in Sri Lanka. This figure of the risen Christ in San