Deacon Rod Knight invites us this Lent to imitate Christ, the original blood donor, by considering how giving our own blood through donation can be a meaningful act of love for our neighbors and a way to live out our Catholic call to sacrifice.
Father Isaiah Schick invites us to use this season of autumn and Advent to reflect on death, judgment, heaven, and hell, and recommends the FORMED.org series "Eternal Rest: The Art of Dying Well" to help us prepare our hearts for eternal life with Christ.
Andre Audette invites us to examine how we live out Christ's call to serve the poor by reflecting on our possessions, spending, finances, time, and relationships in light of Pope Leo's recent teaching.
Deacon Rod Knight reflects on how pride can distance us from God by contrasting the Pharisee's self-righteous prayer with the humility we're called to embrace as disciples of Christ.
Krystal Montgomery reflects on the profound grief of miscarriage, offering comfort to bereaved mothers by sharing how our Catholic faith honors every life, invites us to grieve fully, and points us toward hope in God's mercy and the promise of the Resurrection.
Father Isaiah Schick invites us to deepen our relationship with our guardian angels, who love us perfectly and walk alongside us throughout our entire lives to guide us toward holiness and heaven.
Deacon Rod Knight invites us to reflect on Jesus's parable of the rich man and Lazarus, challenging us to examine whether we truly see the full humanity and dignity in those around us or if we risk dehumanizing those in need.
Our Lady of Lourdes Perpetual Adoration Chapel at Dobie is celebrating 25 years of continuous prayer before the Blessed Sacrament, and the community is invited to become part of this sacred ministry by committing to regular hours of adoration.
Fr. Isaiah Schick invites all adults in our parish to commit to regular spiritual growth this school year by deepening their prayer life, strengthening their connection to the sacraments, and seeking a better understanding of their Catholic faith.
Deacon Rod Knight reflects on Jesus's teaching about genuine generosity and hospitality by sharing a personal story about encountering a homeless woman during President Reagan's inauguration, inviting us to consider whether our acts of kindness are truly gifts or transactions seeking repayment.
