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Peter's proclamation  lives in us today by Renae Bauer Like a good teacher, Jesus doesn’t simply tell the disciples who He is; rather, He poses a question that challenges them to think about it. As... Read More

God's universal and unconditional love extends through us to people who are   marginalized By Sister Jane Riha The call of the readings for this Sunday is clearly inclusivity of all peoples.   Jesus... Read More

Jesus wants to heal and strengthen us by Sister Agnes Fischer Have no fear; I am here! (Mt 14: 27) Jesus, in the sacrament of the Anointing, does not come to announce that our death is imminent nor... Read More

We, like the three apostles, can experience  God's beauty by Sister Lynne Marie Simonich In our Gospel for the Feast of the Transfiguration, Peter, James and John journey with Jesus up a high... Read More

Time each day with God is a wise choice by Sister Francis Bangert A few weeks ago I was blessed to make a silent preached retreat for Women and Women Religious. The theme was “Time for Peace in the... Read More

God's mystery and mercy unfold as we   spend time in contemplation  by Sister Carolyn Zahringer The Scriptures always invite us to read, to reflect, and to respond. The opening line for Sunday's... Read More

Farmer's market  is a reminder of God's extravagant and varied blessings by Sister Ann Rehrauer Almost every Saturday morning from June through October I head to the farmer’s market in Green Bay. ... Read More

Our Triune God gives us purpose in all that we do  by Sister Mary Kabat Today’s Gospel from Matthew (11:25-30) contains two messages of Jesus I love to read:  First, Jesus is praising his Father for... Read More

Discipleship  comes with sacrifices  -- and unimaginable  blessings by Sister Sally Ann Brickner Sunday’s Sacred Scripture (link ) conveys an important message about the interrelationship between... Read More

Just as faith is a matter of the heart, so is courage by Sister Donna Koch In Sunday's first reading the prophet Jeremiah is under stress from enemies and even those he thought were his friends; yet... Read More