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.

The scene in which the Lord heals the man with dropsy leads to a lesson on the meaning of the Sabbath and the virtue of humble charity.

Christ had compassion on the widow in this Gospel scene because he saw an afflicted mother weeping over the loss of her only son.

The lilies represent those who have humility in their hearts, those who try to conquer pride with humility.

People today ask the question, "Is Divine Revelation still unfolding?" This article probes this question and seeks the Church's position.

St. Augustine explains the lesson of the Good Samaritan and how Jesus ministers to us by the Sacraments.

We commemorate the Transfiguration of Christ annually on August 6. Learn the important meaning of the Church's teaching.

Christ cleanses the Temple of Jerusalem of the money changers and predicts its destruction.

Fr. Scott Haynes Brethren: I speak in a human way because of the weakness of your flesh; for as you yielded your members as slaves of...

God has an answer to our problem of fear. The answer to our fears lies in the simple understanding of God’s presence.

We give all the angels in heaven joy when we who are sinners repent.

The great theologian, St. Augustine of Hippo, learned a powerful lesson from a little boy about the Holy Trinity.

Pope Benedict XVI gave an audience to young people. He addressed them about the insights on the Holy Spirit he gained from St. Augustine.

Because God, the Holy Spirit, loves us so intensely, He wants to intercede for us in every moment and in every situation.