The Way of the Cross
These Stations written by Br. Norbert Friedel, CP, encourage a personal encounter with Christ’s suffering, seen through the eyes of one who sought healing, surrender, and grace.
Fr. John Schork, CP
Fr. John Schork, CP, serves as the Province Vocation Director and also as Local Superior of the Passionist Community of Holy Name in Houston, Texas.
El P. John Schork, C.P., es el Director Vocacional Provincial y Superior Local de la Comunidad Santo Nombre en Houston, Texas.
Amor valiente por un mundo que sufre
La reflexión cuaresmal de hoy proviene de el P. John Schork, CP, y aborda el significado de discipulado, a partir de una experiencia personal de fe.
Bold Love for a Suffering World
Today’s Lenten reflection is from Fr. John Schork, CP, on the meaning of discipleship, grounded in a communal experience of faith.
Escritura Diaria, 4 de Marzo 2026
Por muy desafiante que sea el servicio y el amor desinteresado, ese amor y servicio desinteresado es exactamente lo que Jesús nos pide a todos.
Daily Scripture, March 4, 2026
Challenging as unselfish service and love truly is, that unselfish love and service is exactly what Jesus asks of us all.
Escritura Diaria, 4 Febrero 2026
Que Dios nos bendiga, día tras día: a nosotros mismos, a nuestras familias, a nuestros amigos y a todos los que necesitan sanación y aliento.
Daily Scripture, February 4, 2026
May God bless us, day by day – ourselves, our families and friends, and all in need of healing and encouragement!
Join Us in Celebrating World Day of Consecrated Life
On the World Day of Consecrated Life, which is celebrated on February 2 and in parishes the prior weekend, we give thanks for those who say yes to God through vowed religious life.
Daily Scripture, January 4, 2026
Today, the greatest “gift” for us and our world is Jesus himself, Love personified and shared with all creation. Nothing is more perfect, or more precious, or more practical, or more important.
Daily Scripture, December 4, 2025
Jesus comes to proclaim God’s will that we live together as brothers and sisters in God’s family, with love and concern for each other -- which includes both patience and acceptance.