When I was in my third grade CCD class, my teacher asked us to draw a picture of Heaven and consider how we might live so as one way to be worthy of going there.

“… maker of heaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible.”

Part Two

What I have learned is that my priesthood is about my relationship with Jesus Christ. He is the reason for my vocation.

The following is an excerpt from Msgr. Muller’s book, God’s Plan to Support His Church, printed with permission.

The Diocese of Birmingham currently has 21 men in formation for diocesan priesthood — 17 returning seminarians and four new men.

I find myself looking back on my time during seminary as well as those moments prior, which led me to begin discerning the priesthood.

Rewards and Benefits

Part One

How grateful we are to the Lord for them and all the priests, living and deceased, who have served in our diocese through the years!

Allow me to suggest three ideas from St. Benedict’s Rule which may help you stay consistent in your prayer life.

5% and 5%

Many years ago, a monk in my community said that God has a sense of humor. I’m proof of that.

The question about prayer and ministry, the discussion of the active and contemplative life, is an age-old question in the Christian life.

The faithful are invited to begin a nine-day novena on July 27, remembering the saint’s tireless devotion to the priesthood.

Pastor of St. James Catholic Church

The very idea of God, His creation, and His saving work of redemption is a lot to take in!

History of tithing

In 2021, Pope Francis established the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly, to be celebrated annually on the fourth Sunday of July.

When others were too afraid to stand up for Christian morals, this saint stood fearless to the point of ultimate sacrifice.

God, by His very nature, is incorporeal; that’s just a fancy word that means “not having a body.”

One of the most profound characteristics of an a relationship with Christ is its simplicity.

The Easter season is the time to reap the fruits of our Lenten labors.

Motive for giving

Jesus is alive! But do we recognize him?