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Today, we at Kateri Native Ministry join hearts with so many across the country to mourn, honor and celebrate the[...]

Below is the full text Dear brothers and sisters, Good morning and welcome! I thank Bishop Poisson for his kind[...]

“Say something. Do something…” these words were spoken by Abigail (nother real name), a survivor of the residential school system.[...]

The feast we celebrate today is the central part of our Christian faith. It distinguishes us from other religions, faiths[...]

Many years ago, when I was teaching religious instruction or catechism in one of our schools n Madagascar, I always[...]

Before Pentecost The disciples of Jesus were afraid of the Jews, because they were accused of spreading false news. Therefore,[...]

We can understand the feast of the Ascension of our Lord in two aspects: the completion of a full circle[...]

“What a care we receive from our Lord!”  In the last few Sundays and will continue until Pentecost, the church[...]

Reflecting on the challenge and opportunity of the COVID-19 pandemic Easter greetings! As co-chairs of Our Lady of Guadalupe Circle[...]

“Do not let your hearts be troubled!” What a comforting word from our Lord when uncertainty reigns in our world. [...]

Message to Kateri Native Ministry and All Indigenous Catholics Dear Donna, Father Hasina, dear brothers and sisters in Christ; Under[...]