Monthly Archives: January 2016

        I never imagined I would go to the circus for the first time as a religious and a seminarian. After watching Dumbo as a little kid, I dreamed of going to see the lions, flying trapeze, … Continue reading →

Christ’s first miracle takes place at a marriage feast. We know John’s gospel is full of symbolism, but this one is one of my favorite. The coming of Christ, and therefore his relationship with humanity is culminated in a nuptial … Continue reading →

We were headed to Seville in our 9 passenger Volkswagen Transporter, a narrow tin can on wheels, inducer of leg and back cramps; to spend a week of Christmas vacation at “Los Provinciales”. The drive was a privileged opportunity to … Continue reading →

I’ve been waiting for more than a year to start a great journey. And it’s not just any kind of journey; it’s a Journey of the Eucharist. Four other Legionary Brothers and I are going to the Philippines to participate in … Continue reading →

At this time of the month, a reservation is almost necessary to ensure a spot on a treadmill or an elliptical trainer at the local fitness center. Driving such feverish attendance are all those New Year’s resolutions still brimming with … Continue reading →

The monstrance glittered in the candlelight. Our community had come together to pray the rosary and spend time in adoration as we celebrated the 75th anniversary of our foundation. During the string of Hail Mary´s, I watched my sisters in … Continue reading →

     “For I know the plans I have for you, says the LORD, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.” Jeremiah 29:11 Christ, Our Blessed Mother and St. Joseph spent most of … Continue reading →

We had already gone 4 days without ink in the community printer. The first “to do” for my Saturday morning was to go out and get some more. After breakfast, Patricia came up to me and mentioned wanting to go … Continue reading →

Just a few days ago we were celebrating the birth of Jesus. Today we celebrate His baptism.”Behold this my son in whom I am well pleased,” are the words we hear coming from the heavens. On Christmas we were able … Continue reading →

January 3, 2016 has become a historic date in my book. During my hour of prayer that morning, the time flew by as I sat in front of Christ in the Eucharist and made a huge list of gratitude in … Continue reading →