by St Anthony | Nov 9, 2026 | Display On Reflections
by Adele DiNatale-Svetnicka It had been a few days since I went for a walk so it felt so good to be outside, moving my body and talking with God. There was a smile on my face and a deep breath in my lungs. I was enjoying my surroundings and trying to be present to...
by St Anthony | Nov 9, 2026 | Display On Reflections
by Helen Ackermann In the Catholic Tradition, we celebrate two special days in the liturgical calendar. One of them falls on a Sunday this year, but even if it would not, it would still be what is considered a Holy Day. It is called All Saints Day. It is followed by...
by St Anthony | Oct 23, 2026 | Display On Reflections
by Jessica Platte Sometimes we need to step away from the noise-noise between our ears and noises from outside ourselves. Going within and getting quiet can look different for each of us. Just slowing down sometimes can get us ready to listen to our hearts or be...
by St Anthony | Oct 19, 2026 | Display On Reflections
by Fr. Tom Zelinski, OFM Cap. We are well into autumn. It seems to me that, among the seasons, autumn has the most to say about beginning something. And perhaps that feeling connects not so much with calendar autumn, but with September and Labor Day. But it is all...
by St Anthony | Oct 9, 2026 | Display On Reflections
by Rita Simon Today, we remember and celebrate the life of St. Francis of Assisi. We honor him on this special Jubilee year, which Pope Leo XIV has designated, in order for us to celebrate the 800th year of Francis’ death and transitus. I have had a close connection...
by St Anthony | Oct 2, 2026 | Display On Reflections
by Marcy Stenstrom Several years ago, we had a pet rabbit named Babbitt. Our two oldest daughters, aged 8 and 6 at the time, really, really wanted a pet rabbit and even learned all about the caring and keeping of domestic rabbits. Out of necessity, I also learned a...
