by St Anthony | Jun 19, 2026 | Display On Reflections
by Lori Randall Late in April, I said goodbye to a dear friend. He was, in fact, the friend whom you can thank (or blame, depending on how you feel about my reflections) for the fact that I am sitting in my house in central Wisconsin writing a reflection for the St....
by St Anthony | Jun 15, 2026 | Display On Reflections
by Fr. Dennis Lynch One of the blessings of warmer weather, besides getting outdoors and breathing fresh air, are the sounds and sights of birds. I am not a bird watcher commonly called a “birder” or an ornithologist- but I can name quite a number of them: robin,...
by St Anthony | Jun 11, 2026 | Display On Reflections
Sr. Barb Knauf Each year around Memorial Day, we have six ladies come to weed the flower beds and courtyards, and plant annuals and perennials. The time they spend brings beautiful colors, gentle fragrances, and multiple pollinators. Then, throughout the summer they...
by St Anthony | May 28, 2026 | Display On Reflections
This Sunday is Trinity Sunday, when Christians celebrate and reflect on the Holy Trinity. The Holy Trinity can often be a tough concept to fully grasp, and I would argue that it is impossible for humans to fully grasp such a divine mystery. But I would like to take...
by St Anthony | May 21, 2026 | Display On Reflections
Fifty days ago on Holy Saturday night, a new fire was lit and into the darkness of that gathering space came a spark of light. That light was passed from person to person, candle to candle until that darkness now sparkled, gleamed, glowed with a new fire, a new light....
by St Anthony | May 14, 2026 | Display On Reflections
Springtime. Growth, Green. Creation coming alive! Every year, I am in awe at the beauty, creativity, and diversity in God’s great creation! While no one will call me a gardener, I have dabbled enough in the dirt to know a lot goes into preparing and tending plants. My...
