Author Archives: Kelly Luttinen

We are the light to reach this world. We are the salt preserving these souls. Let’s show them the love that we’ve received now. We are (we are) in desperation We need to reach this generation We are speaking louder … Continue reading →

This past Sunday, the deacon at my church gave an interesting homily.  The Gospel passage concerned the distribution of the loaves and the fishes.  I’m sure you’ve heard about how opinions differ on this event.  Traditionalists claim it was obviously … Continue reading →

“The lamp of the body is the eye.  If your eye is sound, your whole body will be filled with light; but if your eye is bad, your whole body will be in darkness. And if the light in you … Continue reading →

I’m starting with the man in the mirror. And no message could have been any clearer. If you wanna make the world a better place, Take a look at yourself and make a change. — Michael Jackson’s The Man in … Continue reading →

On the night before Jesus Christ gave his life on the cross for our salvation, he had supper with his disciples one last time.  He took bread in his hands, blessed it and broke it and said: “This is Your … Continue reading →

“Lord, show me where I can make a difference.” This was the prayer petition in the June 12, 2012 Regnum Christi online gospel reflection.  As I read this, I knew God has been paying attention, because this has been my … Continue reading →

As I often do, I read the blogs suggested daily by the National Catholic Register.  A few weeks ago, I came across one written by Matthew Warner, “Parents: Are Your Kids Being Called to not-Marriage?” (Thank God for other Catholic … Continue reading →

“She has her veil over her face.  What does she think this is? Her wedding day?!” My children told me about this comment, made about one of the first communicants, whispered sarcastically by an occupant of the pew behind them … Continue reading →

Someone once told me that salvation history can be boiled down to a simple understanding of the roles of each of the members of the Holy Trinity, revealed in Scripture: the Old Testament reveals the age of God the Father … Continue reading →

You would think in a society governed by the philosophy of relativism, which gives every person the ability to define his or her own truth, or world-view, or way of thinking – whatever you want to call it — that … Continue reading →