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by Sister Agnes Fischer The Empty Tomb The Fifteenth Station of the Way of the Cross. The station that gives meaning to all the other stations of Christ's Way of the Cross and of our personal Way of... Read More

  Siser Elise Cholewinski JERUSALEM MY DESTINY City of hosannas. City of the cross. He had fixed His eyes on its hills. Jerusalem, the holy city, the heart of His religion, with the Temple at its... Read More

by Sister Ann Rehrauer This fifth week, our Lenten journey draws us closer to Jerusalem and the final events of Jesus’ life, and the Scripture readings prepare us with the themes of spirit, death,... Read More

by Sister Francis Bangert The invitation given to us in the Entrance Antiphon for this Fourth Sunday in Lent is “ Rejoice. Be joyful all who were in mourning.” And the following Scripture passages... Read More

by Sister Mary Kabat Third Sunday of Lent This Sunday’s Gospel is from John 4:5-42, the encounter of Jesus and the woman of Samaria.  On this Sunday, we, Sisters and Associates, are gathering to... Read More

by Sister Madonna Swintkoske “Lord, it is good that we are here.” This Gospel reading brings back memories of my first day in the convent. On the bulletin board were the words, “Lord, it is good for... Read More

by Sister Rose Jochmann As we begin Lent 2026, we remember the themes set before us on Ash Wednesday: Prayer, Fasting and Almsgiving.  In today’s gospel, Jesus was led to the desert for forty days. ... Read More

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IF THE SALT BECOMES TASTELESS, HOW CAN IT RECOVER ITS FLAVOR? If Christian parents give a Christian flavor to the broth of family life, thanking God – as a family, of course – for a birthday, a... Read More

by Sister Mary Kabat Gospel of the Beatitudes Matthew 5:1-12a “Jesus saw the crowds.” Think of a time when you felt truly seen by another.  Not the outside of yourself, but the inside – what you were... Read More