As good Catholics, we try our best to avoid superstition. Still, some of them are just so interesting! And fun!

Hello everyone! In honor of November, this month when we remember in a special way those who’ve gone before us, and in a special way the saints, here’s a couple of quotes with which to pray.

Hello everyone! Sometimes when Fr. Dave, Fr. Hans, Erin, Ally, and I are sitting in our homily prep meetings on Thursday mornings, DEEP thoughts will occur to us….

Hello everyone! As some of you know, Fr. Jacques Philippe is one of my favorite contemporary spiritual writers.

Hello, everyone! I hope you enjoyed my last two columns on the Galileo affair. I’ve heard from some people who loved it, and from others who said, “Enough of the history already—where’s the fun stuff?!?”

Hello everyone! We continue with our brief look at the “Galileo affair.”

Hello, everyone. This past Tuesday, we celebrated the feast of St. Robert Bellarmine, most famous perhaps for his participation in the trial of Galileo by the Inquisition.

Hello, everyone. As we make our way into September, we’re gearing up for our faith formation programs. Some of you have been asking if Grow Group will return this year — yes, indeed! We’ll be meeting again on Wednesday evenings from 6:00-7:30pm in Fireside, beginning September 25th.

Hello, everyone. Nice to be back with you! Vacation always goes so fast, but I’m always so glad to return to Holy Trinity — well, after a day or so, anyway! That seems to be all it takes to fall out of vacation mode, back into work mode!

Hello, everyone. This week I read a poignant interview with a young mom that’s left me thinking ever since. This woman is a professor at Oxford, happily married, two children. In the middle of her third pregnancy, she and her husband were given some devastating news: the little girl growing in her womb was afflicted with a “lethal skeletal abnormality,” and would almost certainly die at birth, or soon thereafter.