Fr. Denis Wiseman, OP

Most of us assume that there is a meaning to our life’s experiences. In todays’ secondreading, Romans 8:28-30), St. Paul ...

We might think that we inform God, who is apart from us, of our desires. In fact, God isalready with ...

We might be surprised that our efforts in seeking God or doing things for God entailsstruggles. Everything that is valuable, ...

In today’s Gospel, Matthew 11:25-30, Jesus marvels that the people, to whom Hepreached and for whom He worked miracles in ...

When newspaper articles speak of a person’s “loved ones,” they mean “members ofone’s family.” For many of us, our relatives ...

Many people, whether Christian or not, have heard of the basic Christian teaching of“original sin.” Most people, even Christians, are ...

For St. Thomas Aquinas, “presence” is a key element in friendship. Thomas relates theIncarnation itself to Jesus’ desire to be ...

Jesus speaks of the Father sending us the Spirit and giving us the Spirit. How can the Spirit be sent ...

The Holy Spirit is always giving gifts, whether for us as individuals or for the commongood, but some of these ...

In the Ascension, we celebrate Jesus’ triumph over death and His exaltation with HisFather. While we are happy for what ...