“Living the Faith”

Distractions can become our prayer. God puts certain people and events in our minds for a reason.

If we are truly conscious of God’s loving presence in each person, no matter who he or she is, it cannot help but influence the way we live our lives and treat one another.

The sharing of gifts is meant to be a sign of one’s love, and God gave us the greatest gift of all — Jesus.

It can be a real challenge, particularly now, to set aside the time needed to develop our spiritual lives when we are surrounded by the materialistic aspects of the holiday season.

It is important to live a life of gratitude — gratitude to God for all of his gifts, especially for the people who have touched our lives.

Every Christian is called to represent Christ. We must strive to live as he did, by following his example.

Let us not forget that all lives are precious to our God and need to be treated with respect.

It is not for us to judge another’s behavior. Only God can do that.

With the start of a new academic year, it's an opportune time to review Sister Margie's beatitudes for students.

Talk is not good enough unless it is accompanied by action.

We must do all we can to make love the center of our daily life.

We must learn to accept help graciously and be willing to support others when they need us.