Amen Corner
Amen Corner - August 21, 2022
Posted by Kathy Kuczka
I awoke one morning, looked at my phone, and saw the message from Facebook: Pope Francis has accepted your friend request.
To be a “friend” of the Holy Father was inconceivable until the past several years. Certainly no one thought of such communication between the pontiff and others four ... Read More »
Amen Corner - August 14, 2022
Posted by Kathy Kuczka
The Liturgy Engages Our Senses Click above for this weeks' Amen Corner.
Amen Corner - August 7, 2022
Posted by Kathy Kuczka
Receiving the Eucharist, Opening Ourselves to Change Click above for this weeks' Amen Corner.
Amen Corner - July 31, 2022
Posted by Lia Armstead
When you grow up in an Italian family as I did, special meals always included wine. Wine meant celebration and gathering in friendship and intimacy. Since drinking wine was often associated with holydays such as Christmas and Easter, wine also symbolized a connection to God.
Numerous stories about vines ... Read More »
Amen Corner - July 24, 2022
Posted by Kathy Kuczka
The Lord's Prayer Click above for this weeks' Amen Corner.
Amen Corner - July 17
Posted by Kathy Kuczka
Mary Magdalene: A Witnessof Faith to Generations Click above for this weeks' Amen Corner.
Amen Corner - July 10
Posted by Kathy Kuczka
"Can I get an amen?" That is a question that was often asked during the homilies of our former pastor--then Monsignor David Talley. Talley, who is now the Bishop of the Diocese of Memphis, Tennessee, was raised in the Southern Baptist faith tradition, where such appeals are more common.
The word amen is used in all major faith traditions, and like words such as Alleluia and Hosanna, amen is never translated into another language. The word is believed to have its roots in Hebrew and means certainty or truth. Found throughout the Hebrew Scriptures, it was used to express agreement or ... Read More »
Amen Corner - July 3, 2022
Posted by Kathy Kuczka
“What time is it?” is one of the most asked questions around the world. Perhaps that’s because from the beginning of time, humans have enjoyed marking time. Take a look back at this year’s calendar. How did you mark time? What events did you observe? Birthdays? Anniversaries? How did ... Read More »
Holy Week - By Monsignor Dan Stack
Posted by Lia Armstead
How are Holy Week and Shakespeare alike?Most of us had an encounter with Shakespeare in our high school experience. Between the florid and antiquated language, the unfamiliar nouns and the cultural differences, it was hard work to begin to understand and appreciate “the Bard of Avon". In the end, ... Read More »
Amen Corner - February 27, 2022
Posted by Kathy Kuczka
Written by Kathy Kuczka
As a former intern coordinator in Washington D.C., I had the opportunity to visit Gallaudet University. Gallaudet is the only University where all programs are specifically designed for students who are deaf or hard of hearing. I witnessed students interacting, collaborating, socializing, storytelling, even laughing—all in ... Read More »