November 11, 2022 | Part 1 of 3 I do not think any event in this world could make me feel so much. I have cried heartily and implored God to comfort you. I know He will. This has not been done in anger. Some joyful circumstances will soon prove that God is watching...
Made Holy by Love
“Blessed are we: what pleases God has been revealed to us.” [i] The disciple of Christ is called to enter into His sacrifice, His offering to the Father. We cannot say, “We have in our day no prince, prophet, or leader…sacrifice, oblation, or incense, no place to...
One and Done with New “Pneumonia” Shot
Strep pneumo is a bad bug. It is bad enough to recommend universal vaccination for adults and children. In fact, the vaccination campaigns have been really effective. So what is new with the vaccine? Depending on which vaccine you get, most adults will now only...
True Pole of the Universe
Behold the Cross, upon which the Savior of the world died. O sacrament of union, of self-giving, of wedded love, the school of kenosis. With His arms outstretched, He drew all into one, making from all times and places one people, a holy nation, His body, the fruit...
The Challenge and Opportunity of Genome Editing: Scientific and Ethical Considerations
If you attended Dr. Hurlbut's lecture, you may claim your continuing education credits at this link or by scanning the QR code. Claim Your Credits Now Listen to The Challenge and Opportunity of Genome Editing: Scientific and Ethical Considerations...
Listen to “Becoming a Merciful and Sapiential Physician”
Listen as Sister Mariana Koonce presents Becoming a Merciful and Sapiential Physician lecture for the undergraduate students at the de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture at Norte Dame in Indiana. Learn about: The Metaphysics of the Human Person: ...
Called to be Instruments of Mercy
February, 16, 2022, many of the sisters who provide care for patients at Sacred Heart Mercy Health Care Center in Alma, Michigan, attended the Mass for Healthcare Professionals at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. This was an opportunity for the...
Carried to Jesus | World Day of the Sick 2022
People immediately recognized him. They scurried about the surrounding country and began to bring in the sick on mats to wherever they heard he was. Whatever villages or towns or countryside he entered, they laid the sick in the marketplaces and begged him that they...
Touching the Suffering Flesh of Christ
February 11, 2022 | 30th World Day of the Sick | To touch the suffering flesh of Christ[i] In his message for the World Day of the Sick, Pope Francis includes these powerful words for those who care for the sick: Care that Transcends Profession and Becomes a Mission...
Sleeves Up for Flu Shots
Updated February 5, 2022: It is not too late to get a flu shot. "Influenza activity has decreased in recent weeks but is still elevated nationally. While flu is unpredictable, flu activity is expected to continue for several weeks." (CDC 2/5/2022)** It’s never been...