Fr. Scott A. Haynes In the Gospels there are two accounts of Christ multiplying loaves and fishes: the feeding of the 5,000 and the...

On the Sunday after Ascension the Church bids us to meditate upon the coming of the Holy Soirit, the Advocate.

Consider four aspects of the Ascension of Christ into heaven.

On Ascension, forty days after he rose from the grave, Jesus Christ our High Priest entered the sanctuary of heaven.

The masterwork, "Christ Washing the Disciples Feet" (1548–1549) by Jacopo Tintoretto portrays the scene that takes place at the Last Supper.

The mystery of the Transfiguration of Christ is taken up on the Second Sunday of Lent. It is a mystery that teaches rich spiritual lessons.

Learn how St. Anthony of Padua describes the spirituality of Noah's ark. He teaches a lesson in the universal call to holiness.

The Gospel for Septuagesima Sunday presents the Gospel of the Parable and the Sewer. Learn God's generosity to the eleventh hour workers.

Devotion to the Holy Name of Jesus is increased by the example of St. Juan Capistrano. Learn of the power of Jesus' name.

As Advent leads us toward the Nativity of Our Lord, let us look at the Mystery of the Incarnation and Annunciation through St Joseph's eyes.

St. John the Baptist, the Forerunner of the Lord, blazed the path for the coming of the Messiah, Jesus Christ.

On the Last Day, Christ will come to judge the quick and the dead. Turn your mind’s eye to Michelangelo’s depiction of the Last Judgment.

When the Catholic Church began, it was very small, like the mustard seed. The first followers of Christ were but two, Mary and Joseph.

Christ teaches His Disciples the parable of the sower and the seed. There are mighty lessons for us today.

In the Gospels, a woman touches the tassels of Christ's garment, as she seeks Christ's healing touch, putting her heart's trust in Him.

Those with worldly hearts see Christ and snidely ask, “Are you a king?” With the angels and saints, we acclaim Christ our King and Lord!

C.S. Lewis said: “Forgiveness is a beautiful word until, you have something to forgive.” Fr. Haynes explains the parable of wicked servant.

Fr. Scott A. Haynes Healing the royal official’s son by Joseph-Marie Vien, 1752. A Meditation on St. John 4:46-53 At that time, there was...

The white wedding garment mentioned in this parable stands for the purity of the Catholic faith that we have been given at Baptism.

The Gospel tells us four men had been trying to bring their paralyzed friend inside so that Jesus could heal him.