On behalf of the Catholic Health Association, we are pleased to share the following reflection for the fourth week of Advent. [More]

On behalf of the Catholic Health Association, we are pleased to share the following reflection for the third week of Advent. [More]

On behalf of the Catholic Health Association, we are pleased to share a reflection for the second week of Advent. [More]

On behalf of the Catholic Health Association, we are pleased to share a reflection for the first week of Advent. [More]

On behalf of the Catholic Health Association of the United States, we are pleased to share the following prayer of intercession for Earth Day. [More]

We are pleased to share this Lenten reflection on behalf of the Catholic Health Association of the United States. [More]

A time of hope and joy, the Easter season invites us to rejoice in the many wonderful works that have been done with God’s help in the communities we serve. [More]

A Collision of Themes: The great triumphant procession of palms as well as the betrayed allegiances of the human heart are both woven into the Passion and the death of Jesus. [More]

Recognizing Ourselves: The moment we recognize our inadequacy, our sin, our smallness before the greatness of the transcendent God, we are capable of truly being called out of ourselves. When God is heard to say, “Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?” Isaiah responds, “Here am I; send me!” He is empowered, not paralyzed. [More]

Love is the chameleon that hides in the hue of everything and disappears into any context available. But not so fast. This love isn’t just anything. It involves heart and will, soul and life, mind and strength. It requires a covenantal fidelity. It makes demands. Love is not mere ardor; it is arduous. [More]