https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/042426.cfm The Father’s Draw Jesus is not just a comforting presence we call upon in times of trouble. He is the transformative Savior of the World, filling us with hope and inspiring us to share His love.   “Go.” We hear that word from Jesus twice in today’s First Reading. First, Jesus tells Saul, “Go into

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/042326.cfm The Father’s Draw Today, we take a moment to reflect on ‘The Father’s Draw’, a beautiful, divine Love that gently guides us closer to Jesus. It’s a comforting reminder that our faith journey isn’t something we walk alone, but a wonderful result of the Father’s loving and caring guidance.  “No one can come to

Wednesday of the Third Week of Easter | USCCB Your Faith Story   In The Acts of the Apostles, it’s inspiring to see how, as persecution started in Jerusalem, ordinary members of the Church—those who aren’t clergy—spread out to share the message of the Gospel. Everyone except the apostles left, which really highlights how much Jesus

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/042126.cfm Don’t Ask For Too Little. You might Get It Imagine finishing a lovely dinner at someone’s place, and as you enjoy the last sip of coffee, you ask, “When should I come back for breakfast?” The guests at the picnic Jesus hosted weren’t quite ready to leave after eating their fill. They longed for

https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/042026.cfm You Become What You Eat Have you ever felt a bit tired of seeing the same ads on TV? They often replay the same ones over and over. While they might excite us a little at first, eventually they can start to feel dull. And isn’t it funny how even something new can lose