Catholic Faith

Although Teresa “suffered much” in the first days of being in the monastery, she grew to like being with the nuns.

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

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.

I’ve been reading the letters of Saint Teresa of Avila. I happened to read the Introduction of the book the other day,  something I don’t usually do with books. But in this case, I was wrong ...

"I looked for a community that would support me as I listened for the voice of God in my life and challenge me when I failed to do so."