Author: Lora Walsh

Can we see ourselves in the chief priests and Pharisees?

How do we include our bodies in our lives of prayer?

Today we celebrate the Feast of the Nativity of John the Baptist, but our gospel invites to more of a wedding than a birthday party.

The example of Abraham prepares us for the life-or-death decisions we make each day.

Today’s first reading lifts to God a cloud of incense from over two hundred and fifty censers. Is any one offering more holy than another?

Is God a debt-collector? The answer might depend on the forgiveness we extend toward others.

Whether our guidance comes from morning Scriptures or from The Tonight Show, may we all move this world forward in love.

How does today compare with days gone by? (Wait–don’t answer that until you’ve read today’s reading from Ecclesiastes.)

How do we measure the size of our faith? Today’s gospel has some important metrics.

Today’s reflection raises a surprisingly crucial question for our faith: “What time is it?”