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Category: Reflection

Catholic…

Renewed Together: Working through the Tensions (Part 3)

7 Oct 2026September 28, 2026
Arguments and disagreements happen in any and every relationship, whether marital, professional, or personal. We are different people who listen, filter, and understand matters differently. As a matter of fact,…
Catholic…

Renewed Together: Never Stop Learning to Love in Marriage (Part 2)

30 Sep 2026October 4, 2026
I would like to continue the conversation about marriage and the desire to choose to love from last week. I like to dedicate three reflections to this matter because I…
Catholic…

Renewed Together: Marital Love and Service (Part 1)

23 Sep 2026September 23, 2026
Even though I am a celibate man, much of my ministry involves marriage and relationship counseling. Even though I am not a married man, I often have to listen to…
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“God Has Been Easy on Me…”

14 Sep 2026September 14, 2026
On this feast day of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross and in preparation to celebrate the beatification of soon-to-be Blessed Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, I would like to highlight…
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Being Resilient

9 Sep 2026September 11, 2026
We talk much about resiliency in the military. Perhaps we have talked so much about it that it has become a buzzword for some. People might hear it, but they…
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Hopeful and Pro-Life

2 Sep 2026September 3, 2026
I know many people are passionate and like to talk about politics, but it is important for us to understand our true self-worth, identity, respect, and love much more than…
Catholic…

Making Disciples and Pastoring the Flock

26 Aug 2026September 3, 2026
I hear this from military retirees all the time... They keep asking me, "Why are there so few people attending Mass on Base? We used to have multiple Masses every…
Catholic…

Accepting What is Possible

19 Aug 2026August 20, 2026
We like to be in control. That is the undeniable truth... no doubt about it. Nonetheless, we cannot change everything and everyone, and that irks us and makes us angry…
Catholic…

A Lesson from Running Shoes

12 Aug 2026August 11, 2026
I am not a professional, passionate, or even close to an avid runner. I just run because it is required by the military. I do not always enjoy it, but…
Catholic…

Without Words: A Reflection on the Life of Deacon Vincent

5 Aug 2026August 6, 2026
The good Lord has allowed me to encounter many people in my very own personal and ministerial life who have preached the Gospel truth without using words. I have learned…

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