Often when we think about mission, our eyes lift and we scan the horizon imagining the hypothetical person, out there, who desperately needs to meet Jesus.

What we look at has the power to change us. Our eyes are like portals to our imagination.

Man may forget his Creator or hide far from his face; yet the living and true God tirelessly calls each person.

We have access to a mind-blowing power – the force that spoke creation into existence.

Ultimately, the sacraments allow the faithful to enter the full life of Christ.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church doesn’t waste time proclaiming the core of our faith.

Why is it so hard to pray every day?

I wasn’t prepared for the sudden finality of death.

Pause and reflect on the famous quote from St. Jerome: “Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ.”

Let’s be honest, work is real and a healthy work/life balance is often elusive. So start small and reclaim Sunday.

Mary saying yes to God was one of the most significant acts of obedience in human history.

Put Jesus first and feed your mind with the truth.

There’s nothing flashy about faithful intercessory prayer, but God notices. Here's how to say, “I’ll pray for you,” and mean it.

We are joyful because we are hopeful. Our hope is not based on fantasy or “wishing,” but on what God has already done for us through the Easter story.

Like a misplaced phone, wallet or keys, are you looking everywhere for God, but not seeing him? FAITH Columnist Pete Burak reminds us that God isn't hiding.

Tell Jesus what’s on your heart, and take time to listen to his response.

As the father of four young children, the Holy Spirit pricked my heart when the well-known and surprisingly profound “This Little Light of Mine” came blasting through the speaker.

How do we respond to God’s invitations, gifts and corrections?

Pete Burak reminds us even in a pandemic, we can still pray.

Everyone with glasses or contacts understands the sensation of seeing leaves on trees after putting on glasses for the first time.

Confirmation – much more than a certificate of completion.

Christianity’s bold claims shine brightest when things are darkest.

Peter’s journey of faith is a microcosm for all of us.

Many of us just try to survive Lent until we can satiate our increasing hunger for dessert, Instagram, alcohol or the snooze button. Columnist Pete Burak invites you to consider it from a different perspective.

In recent years, usually around the beginning of November, I’ve noticed a growin...