For the Fourth Sunday of Easter in Year C, John Connell reflects on the Gospel’s message of Jesus as a shepherd, who knows his sheep intimately and cares for them with great love.

Simple yet profound, it still remains, at the dawn of this third millennium, a prayer of great significance, destined to bring forth a harvest of ... Jesus through – we might say – the heart ...

Send workers into Your great harvest that the Gospel ... May the Eucharist we celebrate guide us to the fullness of Christ's life. We pray in the power of Christ's Spirit, forever and ever.

The early Church was greatly persecuted yet there was an incredible harvest of souls. There seems to be a connection between martyrdom and the harvest. God had to sow his only son to reap the world ..

Sometimes we read stories in the Bible that we understand in theory but struggle to apply to our lives today – this has always been the case with Leviticus chapter 23, verse 22 for me. It tells us: ...

what difference does it make if I pray? If God has already said, “I will meet all of your needs…” (Philippians 4:19), what purpose does it serve to ask for things we need for ourselves and ...

Holy Spirit, enlighten the Church at this time, especially all the cardinals you call to take part in the conclave. Grant ...