Melk Abby It’s that time again. Our travels to Ireland and other parts of the world have long past and it’s time to create new memories! This time we will be traveling to one of the most beautiful parts of the world and we hope you will join us on this next adventure! The link posted here will take you to all the information and sign up areas for this tour. https://groups.gocollette.com/en-US/link/1431831 Our first stop will be Prague, capital city of the Czech Republic, is bisected by the…

Many times it feels as though we are living in a very negative world and asking, “Where is God?”  But within this feeling of sadness and negativity there are many bright stars letting us know that God is with us Read more…

1 Peter 1:3-9 Blessed God our Father, In your great mercy, you have permitted us to be born again to a living hope through the resurrection of your son, Jesus Christ who rose from the dead. Lord God, in times Read more…

“Our primary purpose in life is to get to heaven.” I was 55 years old when I heard this for the first time, or at least the first time it really registered with me. How many years I had wasted Read more…

Every once in awhile we like to pass on writings from authors who inspire or move us in our relationship with Christ.  Today we  are posting a wonderful reflection from Louise Coghlan who lives in Ireland.  The feast of St. Read more…

I recently watched a video by Fr. Mike Schmitz where he warned us about the dangers of making our lives too full. That we don’t take enough time to “Love God above everything and our neighbors as ourselves.”  His message Read more…

“Where are You now When darkness seems to win? Where are You now When the world is crumblin’? Where are You now  When all I feel is doubt? Oh, where are You now  When I can’t figure it out?” Lyrics Read more…

Brothers and sisters, as we enter these final days before Christmas, the Scriptures remind us of something essential: Christianity is not mainly about us searching for God  — it’s about God coming to find us. We climb and fall, we Read more…

This weekend we celebrated the feast of Christ the King. But before we can celebrate Him as King, we have to ask ourselves: What kind of King are we looking for? That question shaped the people of the first century Read more…