by Fr. Jim Chern
“The end is near.” That was one of the headlines that was trending back in January. Which was a pleasant way to enter the new year, and the new decade... The story explained how what…
Working in campus ministry, one of our goals is to come up with ideas, events, lectures that will engage others at the University. Without a doubt, the most successful event ever was a few years…
One day a group of scientists got together and decided that man had come a long way and no longer needed God. So they picked one scientist to go and tell Him that they were…
This Gospel hits more close to home than I care to admit. I hope that’s not scandalous to you all - but there are way too many times that this father in the Gospel could…
Back in 2005, a man named Jameel McGee was living in Benton Harbor Michigan. According to him, he was simply minding his business when Police Officer Andrew Collins accused him – and arrested him for…
That line in this Gospel passage always gets me - He sighed from the depth of his spirit. Jesus’ has a bunch of people asking for a sign - some proof that He is who…
Despite some women’s speculation that men don’t put a lot of thought into Valentine’s Day as much as they do, my unofficial survey based on having to make a bunch of stops on Friday would…
Last weekend, many of us had the opportunity to be on a retreat called “The Father’s House” where we reflected on the fact that our identity is that of being beloved daughters, beloved sons of…
The hardest part of being a disciple of Jesus Christ for me has nothing to do with Jesus. The hardest part is me. That’s not to diminish the difficulty of journeying the path Jesus calls…
Last Sunday as we were preparing for our evening Mass on campus, the news broke about Kobe Bryant, the NBA All-star for the Los Angeles Lakers being killed in a helicopter crash along with his…