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Sleeves Up for Flu Shots

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...

Prelude to the Incarnation

Prelude to the Incarnation

In his is commentary on the Song of Songs, Saint Bernard speaks of the Lord as “leaping” and “drawing near the wall” in the Incarnation when he takes on human flesh.  “He drew near the wall, therefore, when he joined himself to our flesh.  Our flesh is the wall, and...

The Healing Power of Jesus

The Healing Power of Jesus

Immediately her issue of blood stopped.  Looking about, Jesus asks, “Who touched me, for I know that power has gone forth.” The woman with the hemorrhages is a story that is found in each of the synoptic gospels (Matthew 9:20–22, Mark 5:25–34, Luke 8:43–48).  This...

No More Eloquent Witness

No More Eloquent Witness

Every Christian is called to surrender his or her life for Jesus Christ.  In the gospels, we read that he who would gain his life must lose it, and he that loses his life will keep it safe unto eternal life.  This may be in small, little deaths or in the most eloquent...

Devotion to the Sacred Heart

Devotion to the Sacred Heart

In the Catholic Church, the month of June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. You may have noticed that many clinics and medical initiatives bear the name of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, such as our Sacred Heart Mercy Healthcare Center. Names are meaningful and,...