St. Paul knew that the words he spoke were not where his message started, but with a demonstration of the Spirit; a wordless revealing of the way God was working in his life . . . (Read On)

When two lectors are assigned the Sunday readings and one of them doesn't show, is it all that catastrophic? In some parishes it may not be a big deal to simply grab any lector in the pew 10 minutes before Mass; but in others with higher standards, it's a practice ito avoid.

When someone says to us after our reading, "Great Job!" or "You really nailed it up there," these accolades can be dangerous to our health as a lector when we bask in them too much . . . (Read On)

What do we cling to today that dilutes our relationship with Christ? What “Isaac” distracts us from focusing on him full-time. Could we sacrifice this lamb up on the altar as Abraham did with his son?