Today's culture can be hostile to the Gospel. This reflection offers encouragement.

Being a disciple has it's demands. Bishop Gainer reflects upon the price James and John were asked to pay.

Are you willing to give what Jesus is really asking of you?

Respect for all life, born and unborn is reflected upon in this message.

Has something come between you and God? This Sunday's Gospel offers you hope.

Bishop Gainer reflects on the command to care for the poor and vulnerable in this timely and timeless message.

Are your ears and heart open to Jesus? That's the topic of this week's Gospel Reflection from Bishop Gainer.

We need to spend time with Christ. Bishop Gainer us how and why to do that in this brief reflection.

In this Sunday's Gospel our Lord invites us to recognize our true food. Bishop Gainer helps us see that in this reflection.

All four Gospels tell the story of the multiplication of the loaves and fish. But why did Jesus do it? Bishop Gainer invites you to Mass this Sunday for the answer.

"Come away . . . and rest a while." Hear that invitation from Jesus in this reflection on the Sunday readings.

In next Sunday's Gospel Jesus sends the 12 out on a missionary journey and instructs them to take no baggage, no money, not even any food. In this reflection Bishop Gainer tells us how Christ gives us all we need for our journey.

We are called to let the Light of Christ shine through us. Hear what we can learn about that from John the Baptist in this brief reflection.

Two parables are used by Jesus in this week's Gospel. In this reflection hear how they apply to our lives today.

The Last Supper was a moment never to be forgotten. Hear in this brief reflection how that moment continues to this day.

This Sunday is a time to experience anew the persons of the Blessed Trinity. Bishop Gainer shares how the presence of God within us transforms us.

The Holy Spirit strengthens us in the face of adversity. Bishop Gainer shares how in this week's Gospel Reflection.