Christmas is a feast of love and family, a feast of peace and humility, of light and hope.

"Advent calendars" aren't always the best tools to help us focus on this season of preparing for Christ's nativity. Sister Jenny Wilson has a better suggestion.

Sister Nuala Kenny explains that Advent is really an ongoing advent-ure.

Advent is a season of quiet recollection -- despite the chaos of holiday planning.

The Feast of the Immaculate Conception is a reminder for us all to continue to say yes and know that Mary is with us always.

Sister Dina Bato, SP, reflects on the true power of Advent.

"What a beautiful sign of hope and promise for all that Advent signifies."

What does authority have to do with Advent joy and hope, anyway? When one rightly uses authority, they raise up others; they magnify the other’s gifts, they see God present in them. What’s your “authority” story?

The power of God is as present today as it was centuries ago. What remarkable things have you seen today? What is your response?

In this season of Advent let us deepen our call to become preachers of the Gospel, the Good News, no matter what our profession is. We are all needed and called to care for one another.

Advent 2020 is here and invites us into a deeper journey with God. How can we prepare for it? Check out our resources!

In what ways are you open to the presence of holiness in your life?

As we go about doing ordinary “good works” and making our kindness known to everyone, we open ourselves to knowing that God is truly near and in this way we have much cause for rejoicing.