
Jay Cuasay examines Holy Week and Easter readings in light of our Lenten Journey and the March for our Lives event in DC.
Jay Cuasay examines Holy Week and Easter readings in light of our Lenten Journey and the March for our Lives event in DC.
Jay Cuasay finds happy hour at his local pub to be graced filled encounters during Lent.
Jay Cuasay looks at Lenten preparations by combining the “see, judge, act” model and the 3 Pillars of Lent with a reflection on the recent death of his pastor.
Jay Cuasay finds parallels between being a Good Samaritan in an emergency situation and passing along the Faith.
Join us as we reflect, ponder, and pray together inspired by today’s Gospel.
Jay Cuasay compares Hanukkah and Advent rituals with the addition of a new book from Paraclete Press that uses nature to capture the spirit of the season.
Jay Cuasay reflects upon the recently deceased in his life and the need for continued prayer this November.
Jay Cuasay reflects on busy fall life in his parish and what that means for nurturing of the faith. How do we keep the faith alive for future generations?
Join us as we reflect, ponder, and pray together inspired by today’s Gospel.
Jay Cuasay takes stock of how his daughter spent her summer–and what he, as a parent, learned from her experiences.
Join us as we reflect, ponder, and pray together inspired by today’s Gospel.
When it comes to new experiences, parents listen to their children, but how do they know if they push too far? Jay Cuasay shares a lesson learned in an amusement park.
Jay Cuasay reflects on his daughter’s piano recital and sees similarities and differences to how we prepare our children for sacraments.
Holy Week and Passover overlapped this year. These greatest feasts for Jay Cuasay’s Jewish/Catholic family leave him breathless like the Emmaus story.
A routine blood draw during Lent leads Jay Cuasay to muse about Reconciliation and healing as part of Christ’s Passion.