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19 April • Holy Saturday Reflection: Waiting, with a Sliver of Hope
19 April • Holy Saturday Reflection: Waiting, with a Sliver of Hope

Drawing parallels with the stillness of off-season Alaska, Fr.

18 April • The Cross: A Symbol Transformed from Death to Life
18 April • The Cross: A Symbol Transformed from Death to Life

On this Good Friday, Fr. Scott Steinkerchner OP delivers a moving "Word of Hope" reflection exploring the dual nature of the Cross.

16 April • Hope Beyond Failure - Lessons from Judas & Peter
16 April • Hope Beyond Failure - Lessons from Judas & Peter

While Judas repented of betraying Jesus, he ultimately despaired, unable to believe in forgiveness.

15 April • When Your Work Seems in Vain - Hope from Isaiah's Suffering Servant
15 April • When Your Work Seems in Vain - Hope from Isaiah's Suffering Servant

Do you ever feel like you've "labored in vain" or "spent your strength for nothing"?

9 April • "The Truth Will Set You Free" (John 8:32) - Finding Real Freedom
9 April • "The Truth Will Set You Free" (John 8:32) - Finding Real Freedom

Join Fr. Charlie Bouchard OP for a Word of Hope reflection for Wednesday of the 5th Week of Lent (April 9, 2025).

16 Mar • God giving clarity
16 Mar • God giving clarity

When Abram believed God's promise, his role in God's plan became clear. How can we open our hearts to receive the clarity God offers?

28 Feb • Divorce and God's plan
28 Feb • Divorce and God's plan

When asked if divorce was legal, Jesus responded that it was against God's plan for men and women, so that once yoked together, a man and woma

17 Feb • Leaving the argument
17 Feb • Leaving the argument

In the Gospel today, another Pharisee wants to get into an argument with Jesus.

16 Feb • Seeing the Kingdom of God
16 Feb • Seeing the Kingdom of God

In Luke's version of the Beatitudes, Jesus matches "blessed are you poor" with "woe are you rich," because riches obscure

9 Feb • Graced to be more
9 Feb • Graced to be more

After a miraculous catch of fish, Peter tells Jesus, "Leave me Lord, I am a sinful man." Instead, Jesus invites him to be his disciple an

8 Feb • Shepherds needed
8 Feb • Shepherds needed

Today we celebrate the great Saint Josephine Bakhita, a former slave who converted to Christianity and joined the Canossian Sisters, and was known

4 Feb • Holiness in the midst of chaos
4 Feb • Holiness in the midst of chaos

In today's Gospel we have a healing within a healing.

The Presentation of the Lord
The Presentation of the Lord

Fr. Scott Steinkerchner, OP breaks open the readings for the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord.

27 Jan • The new covenant: salvation for the many
27 Jan • The new covenant: salvation for the many

In today's scripture we hear of Jesus establishing a new covenant with his own blood, one sacrifice with the power to save "the many,&quo

26 Jan • The Word of God gives us roots and wings
26 Jan • The Word of God gives us roots and wings

Today we celebrate Word of God Sunday and hear how Jesus was handed the scroll of Isaiah in the synagogue in Nazareth, found the passage "I ha

Epiphany Sunday
Epiphany Sunday

Fr. Scott Steinkerchner, OP breaks open the readings for Epiphany Sunday.

29 Dec • Family = chaos
29 Dec • Family = chaos

On this Feast of the Holy Family, we recall Jesus being lost for days and finally found in the Temple, seemingly oblivious to the worry he caused h

28 Dec • Escaping the genocide
28 Dec • Escaping the genocide

On this Feast of the Holy Innocents, we remember how, warned by an an angel in his dream, Joseph fled with his family in the middle of the night to

A Season of Hope
A Season of Hope

In this extra A Word of Hope video, Fr. Scott Steinkerchner, OP, Br. Joseph Hilliker, OP and Fr.

5 Dec • Building a firm foundation
5 Dec • Building a firm foundation

Jesus said that those who listen to him and acted on his word were like those who built their house on a firm foundation.

4 Dec • A saviour for all
4 Dec • A saviour for all

Isaiah promised that he coming saviour will provide a rich feast for all peoples, not just for some.