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October 11, 2026
Thanksgiving Every Daty
Can you thank God for every single thing in your life? If you can, by the grace of God, you'll be truly free and able to live a true holiday every moment of your life.
September 20, 2026
God Loves Backwards
"The last will be first and the first will be last" (Matthew 20:16). God’s love can feel “backwards.” Jesus, our Divine Doctor, is drawn toward the places we are most wounded, ashamed, and in need of mercy.
September 13, 2026
Forgive Without Limit | The Auschwitz Commandant Who Asked for Confession
A powerful homily on unlimited forgiveness: Father Władysław Lohn brought God’s mercy to Rudolf Höss, reminding us that no one is beyond the reach of Confession. The door is open—come home.
September 6, 2026
St. Maximilian Kolbe: The Priest Who Loved Without Limit
Today’s homily tells the extraordinary story of St. Maximilian Kolbe—a Catholic priest who answered God’s call to “love without limit.”
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Be Still and Know: Learning to Stop Trying So Hard
Prayer never came easily for me. Most of the time, I either tried too hard or not at all. I would sit down wanting to hear God, but would get lost trying to ‘do prayer right’. I was thinking about what I should say, what I should feel, or how long I should stay quiet before I could say to myself...
Be Still and Know: Learning to Stop Trying So Hard
Prayer never came easily for me. Most of the time, I either tried too hard or not at all. I would sit down wanting to hear God, but would get lost trying to ‘do prayer right’. I was thinking about what I should say, what I should feel, or how long I should stay quiet before I could say to myself...
John Mark Comer
Community 02: Family Systems and Life in Community
Is Grandpa really in my bones?
John Mark Comer
Community 01: Rediscovering Jesus’ Vision for Family
How can we cultivate the deep relationships Jesus invites us toward in an age of isolation, transience, and superficiality?