In this Sunday's readings, some folks get a direct call to follow God. Deni asks us to consider how we respond to this call in our own lives.

This Sunday's readings invite us to hear God calling -- and to respond! Deni shares her reflections with us.

This Sunday, we celebrate the baptism of Christ in the Jordan. This is the second epiphany, or manifestation, of the Lord. The past, the present, and the future are made manifest in this epiphany.

Dr. Deni Mack reflects on this week's readings. The Magi brought gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the infant Jesus. What gifts do we bring to our King?

Deni reflects on the theme of humility in this week's readings.

Deni reflects on gratitude for healing in today's readings.

Sr. Barbara reflects on this Sunday's readings. What do we do when all seems hopeless?

Deni reflects on the parable of the rich man.

Sr. Barbara reflects on this week's gospel, and asks how we can align our intentions with God's plans.

Deni reflects on the lost and the found.

Sr. Barbara reflects on the this week's readings.

What does it mean to be humble? Deni shares a lesson from Pope Francis.

How do we approach the narrow gate?

This week, Deni reflects on the Gospel of the Assumption of our Blessed Mother.

What are the fruits of our labor? Are we rich in what matters to God, or are we storing up treasure for ourselves? Deni unpacks the rich lessons in this week's readings.

Deni reflects on the way we pray the Lord's Prayer.

We welcome Sr. Barbara Baker as a new writer for our weekly Gospel Reflections. Sr. Barbara is the RCIA coordinator for both Assumption and Resurrection parishes. This week, she takes a look at Martha and Mary, and what it means to have a personal relationship with Jesus.

Who is our neighbor?

Deni asks us to reflect on how we are ALL called.

"I will follow you wherever you go." (Luke 9:57) Deni reflects on the meaning of commitment and asks how we can strengthen our commitment in our relationship with Jesus.