Honoring the Fallen, Choosing Peace
A reflection on honoring the fallen by renewing our commitment to peace, justice and care for our common home.
Reflections
Pause, pray, and reflect with insights inspired by the Passionist charism.
Detroit Earth Day Event Reflects Commitment to Care for Our Common Home
We had a fun and meaningful Earth day celebration co-sponsored by The Dominican Center at St. Paul of the Cross Passionist Retreat & Conference Center.
From Stumbling Blocks to Living Stones: Renewing Our Laudato Si’ Commitment
Ellen Rhatigan reflects on the ongoing challenges and renewed call to live out the Laudato Si’ mission with faith, gratitude, and deeper commitment to caring for our common home.
The Quiet Power of Easter Morning
A reflective Easter message from Fr. David Colhour, CP, on the quiet power of the Resurrection, inviting us to recognize Christ’s light gently transforming our lives.
El Sábado Santo
El Sábado Santo nos invita al silencio, donde el amor espera fielmente entre la pérdida y la esperanza.
Holy Saturday
Holy Saturday invites us into the quiet, where love waits faithfully in the silence between loss and hope.
When a Parent’s Faith is Tested by Love
Today’s Lenten reflection is from Fr. Johnson Emmanuel, CP, who shares a personal story of when a Catholic family’s faith was tested when their son came out, exploring the meaning of suffering love in their lives.
This Triduum, pray well, ponder deeply
Fr. David Colhour, CP, reflects on the Triduum as a call to enter more deeply into the Paschal Mystery by accompanying the suffering of Christ and others with compassion, trusting that this communion becomes a witness to the transforming hope of the Resurrection.
Reflecting on: Suffering Love
Leer en Español As we have spent this week of Lent reflecting on suffering love, here are some thoughts to deepen your attentiveness to God, your openness to grace, and your willingness to let suffering love shape both your heart…
A Sea of Sorrows, An Ocean of Love
Today’s Lenten reflection is from Natalie Svistoonoff on the meaning of suffering love, grounded in a communal or shared experience of faith.