“The hopes and fears of all the years are met in Thee tonight.” What a beautiful line and worthy of a brief reflection!

Today, you, too, are welcomed on this special Advent journey.

“Come Lord, be with us and stay with us! Let us be overwhelmed by you!”

We “rejoice” that what we await for is nearer than what it was last week or the week before.

The Immaculate Conception is the patroness of the United States and other countries as well.

Bishop Raica Installs St. Thomas’ New Pastor

Today is the culmination of the Church year, the last Sunday in Ordinary Time devoted to Christ the King!

We gather for our White Mass surrounding in our prayer those in the medical profession.

We are one family united – on a journey toward a common destiny – to be one with Jesus for eternity!

The Red Mass stands historically as one of the great events of the judicial year.

Our Blue Mass today honors the mission of law enforcement, fire fighters, and first responders.

I am so very grateful for the energy and fervor I am witnessing around our diocese.

We have the occasion to join together in prayer for our law enforcement, fire fighters, and first responders.

What was the most surprising discovery for you in Alabama?

We have the best team because we keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, always!

As teachers and administrators, you share in a noble calling.

What is our moral imperative and duty toward our neighbor!

Today, we celebrate the next phase of the buildout of campus ministry here in Huntsville.

As our pastoral year gets underway, we pick up on various themes of the Eucharistic Revival.

May our plans coincide more and more with God’s plan so that “His will be done."

Throughout our experience here, we explore the questions that help shape who we are.

For years, many people have been spiritually enriched through prayer before the Blessed Sacrament.

Today we hear the beautiful readings from the Feast of the Presentation of our Lord.

My sisters and brothers, the Gospel has some curious twists and turns.

It is a sobering question that an unknown person asked our Lord as He was passing through the village.