your loss and your piercing pain
radiate His luminous glory
whose weight you alone must bear

When we reach what seems to be an ending in our lives, it is actually an invitation to discover what new beginning could be just around the corner.

“Why do you seek the living one among the dead?” He is not here, but he has been raised.”

When we move past dialogue and resort to violence, it is a breakdown of our common humanity.

Jesus brings himself low in the hope of eventually raising us up. He comes not only to be with us but to experience the fullness of our lot.

We hope for our lives to be transfigured, to change from the mess that we sometimes make of them into something that is holy and radiant.

Fishing requires casting into the unknown, taking a leap of faith. Read the lessons considered while sailing the Sea of Galilee.

God calls people from all places and often defies our assumptions about who might be used in the divine plan.

What can Mary teach us about resisting the false gods in our life this Lent?

To depart our familiar surroundings can be hard, but when I find myself hesitating, I think about the cost of never going.

Noah Furneri, Master of Theological Studies student, reflects on today’s sculpture, Bound Christ by Giacomo Manzù, from the perspective of human fragility.

Patrick O’Brien Professor of Theology Dr. Robin Jensen reflects on the finality of the crucifixion with Guglielmo della Porta’s bronze relief Deposition from the Cross.

Fr. Kevin Grove C.S.C., priest-in-residence at Dunne Hall and associate Theology professor, reflects on the joy of the Resurrection with Noli Me Tangere by Vincenzo Spisanelli.

We complete this season by speaking with Veronica Alonzo, Associate Superintendent for the Dallas Catholic Schools, about discovering meaning in personal loss, her vocation as an educator, and perspectives on Catholic education.

Walk the streets of Boston with Dr. Jim O’Connell as he describes his long path to a medical career and the surprising, longstanding vocation of serving others through the Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program.

Lisa Orchen details her calling to ministry in the Church and how that has changed over the years as the demands of life have shifted, always requiring continual discernment of God’s will.

Explore the themes of motherhood with Jessica Mannen Kimmet, a musician and author, who has written a book with the intention of helping mothers who are experiencing similar crosses to ones she has carried.

Journey with Fr. Bill Lies, CSC, Provincial Superior of the U.S. Province of Priests and Brothers for the Congregation of Holy Cross, as he offers stories of his family, vocational call, and perspective from various leadership positions.

Meet Molly and Jeremy Aranda, a married couple who describe the many ups and downs of life, including challenging pregnancies, financial strain, and sickness, all while striving to remain faithful to God’s calling in their lives.

Patrick Garry, author of The Power of Gratitude, shares the stories and the lifelong lessons of his parents, Michael and Elizabeth Garry, whose lives were marked by sacrifice for others and giving thanks in all circumstances.

We conclude this season with Lisa Hendey, founder of Catholicmom.com, as she describes her spiritual journey, which has included being a wife and mother, a Catholic writer and content producer, and recently, someone bearing the cross of breast cancer.

Alex Jones, co-founder and CEO of Hallow, shares the inspiring story of the struggle and growth of his spiritual life, eventually leading to the creation of one of the most well-utilized Catholic apps in the world today.

Hear the perspective of Meghann Kirzeder, a wife, mother, and musician, whose life has taken some unexpected turns as she cares for her beautiful children, including three with significant special needs.

Grab a sideline view with Fr. Nate Wills, CSC, as he provides a glimpse into his life as a religious priest, a Catholic educator and researcher, and the chaplain to the Notre Dame Football team.