Connecting Point: November 15, 2026 Published on November 9, 2026 In the Gospel of Matthew (25:14–30), the master entrusts each servant with “talents.” The question is what each one does with them. The third
Connecting Point: November 8, 2026 Published on November 2, 2026 Throughout our faith journeys in this life, we encounter Jesus in several ways many people don’t even realize! It would benefit our spiritual
Connecting Point: November 1, 2026 Published on October 26, 2026 This Sunday, we celebrate the Solemnity of All Saints. While our celebrations often center on saints formally recognized through the canonization
Connecting Point: October 25, 2026 Published on October 19, 2026 In this Sunday’s Gospel, Jesus puts loving God and our neighbors at the center of everything. It sounds simple enough, but we need to remember
Connecting Point: October 11, 2026 Published on October 5, 2026 When you accept an invitation to a high school reunion, a football watch party, or a wedding, you respond inwardly. It can be framed as, “I get
Connecting Point: September 20, 2026 Published on September 14, 2026 When I was in middle school, I remember wishing I had the same talents as another kid on my travel soccer team. He had incredible ball control,
Connecting Point: September 6, 2026 Published on August 31, 2026 One of the greatest things about Catholic life is living as a baptized member of Christ’s body. When we go to Mass, we experience this unity, most
Connecting Point: August 30, 2026 Published on August 24, 2026 We often say, “Nothing can get in God’s way,” but this Sunday’s readings challenge us to consider an uncomfortable reality: Sometimes, we do.
Connecting Point: August 23, 2026 Published on August 17, 2026 In Matthew 16:19, Jesus entrusts Peter with “the keys to the kingdom,” giving him responsibility and leadership despite his human imperfections.
Connecting Point: August 9, 2026 Published on August 3, 2026 Without taking a survey, I’d venture to say most Catholics would agree that distraction is their greatest hurdle in prayer. Staying