Letter from Fr. Kieran and Questions from the CCCB
Please see the two documents posted below this note. The first is a letter from Fr. Kieran, our Apostolic Administrator, about the 14th Ordinary General Assembly. The letter contains web links to the...
View ArticleHoly Family Apostolate Reflection for January, 2015
No matter what state we may be in, if we abandon ourselves, we shall rest in the hollow of his neck as in the scriptural “Song of Songs.” That’s where he adds, “I will be your rest.” click here to...
View ArticlePray always. I will be your rest.
Resting in prayer is especially important for families. It is in the family that we first learn how to pray. There we come to know God, to grow into men and women of faith, to see ourselves as members...
View ArticleHoly Family Apostolate Reflection for March, 2015
There is some kind of a strange compensation – for the good that we do goes across the world and probably into the cosmos.. click here to download the Holy Family Apostolate Reflection for March, 2015
View ArticleHoly Family Apostolate Reflection for April, 2015
The first dimension of “Arise! Go!” is the voice of God calling us to participate in his plan of salvation history. The second dimension is pilgrimage, that life itself is a journey, movement… click...
View ArticleHoly Family Apostolate May Reflection
In poverty of spirit, man learns to accept himself as someone who does not belong to himself… Man truly “possesses” this radical poverty only when he forgets himself and looks the other way. click here...
View ArticleHoly Family Apostolate June 2015 Reflection
“If anyone wants to come after me, let him renounce himself and take up his cross and follow me. For anyone who wants to save his life will lose it; but anyone who loses his life for my sake will find...
View ArticleHoly Family Apostolate Reflection for September 2015
God’s heart is the only true resting place for all of us, the real oasis to which God calls us. click here to download the file
View ArticleHoly Family Apostolate Reflection for October, 2015
LITTLE – BE ALWAYS LITTLE! BE SIMPLE … POOR … CHILDLIKE This is “the most difficult part of the Mandate.” It is the most difficult because it concerns states of being (rather than doing). Click here to...
View ArticleHoly Family Apostolate Reflection for November, 2015
We were created for what the Gospel offers us: friendship with Jesus and love of our brothers and sisters. HFA_November2015
View Article“Listen to the Spirit” is the next sentence of the Mandate.
We are back to open-ness of heart, of soul, of one’s self; not only to God but to other persons, in whom the Spirit dwells. HFA Reflection for December, 2015
View ArticleHoly Apostolate Reflection for January, 2016
Everyone longs for some such inward rule, a universal rule as big as the immeasurable law of love, yet as little as the narrowness of our daily routine. It must be so truly part of us all that it makes...
View ArticleHoly Family Apostolate Reflection for February, 2016
Man is on a pilgrimage, seeking others like himself with the same needs. Actually, the need of man today is the need to be loved. click here for the February 2016 reflection
View ArticleHoly Family Apostolate Reflection for March, 2016
The mystery of God’s love in which he asks you to be present where often his presence is not experienced. Yours is an apostolate of bringing the Christ who dwells in you; and you witness to him first...
View ArticleHoly Family Apostolate Reflection for April, 2016
There is not a time to pray and a time not to pray. Prayer must lead to total surrender, or it will lead us nowhere except back to ourselves… Christ calls us to enter a revolution. Click here for the …...
View ArticleHoly Family Refection for May, 2016
The duties of each moment are the shadows beneath which hides the divine operation. That which is visible might happen to anyone, but the invisible, discerned by faith, is no less than God operating...
View ArticleHoly Family Apostolate Reflection for June, 2016
Each family has its own specific mission, which is lived out in many ways… “Be hidden. Be a light to your neighbor’s feet.” When you seek hiddenness and not publicity, when you hide yourself in...
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