A DEMON SPEAKS. We all experience the presence of evil in our lives in different ways, and Jesus Himself confronts Satan directly in the Bible. What if the Devil spoke, and explained how he deceives and destroys people, especially those of us who have faith? Let's listen to the voice of evil, when a demon speaks.

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MEDICALLY-ASSISTED SUICIDE. Whether it is called "compassionate" or "dying with dignity," any effort to end one's life before natural death is considered by the Church to be "morally unacceptable" and opposed to God's will. Suffering at the end of our lives may well serve as a reminder of our spiritual need for grace and mercy in the judgment which is to come.

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PERSEVERANCE IN THE NEW YEAR. Have you made resolutions, and thought about your goals for this year? Now is the time, and you’re going to need some tools to help you along the way.

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THE NINE CHOIRS OF ANGELS. We don’t notice them or think about them much, but upon reflection, they are always with us. They are bearers of good news; they are there to protect us, and to assure us of God’s love and mercy. Our Angels exist to help us know the will of God, for each and every one of us.

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LET THE HOLY SPIRIT WORK IN YOUR LIFE. "Leave room for the Holy Spirit!" In our Creed we say that the third Person of the Blessed Trinity is "the Lord, the giver of life." We constantly need to remove those things from our lives that block or prevent the flow of grace and peace and love that come from the Holy Spirit of God, Who proceeds from the Father and the Son.

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A CHRISTMAS REFLECTION. It seems like joy is in short supply this year, but it’s there, in abundance, if you know where to look.

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MOTHER TERESA. In dedicating her life to the poorest of the poor, St. Teresa of Calcutta has become one of the most beloved women of all time, and the work of the Missionaries of Charity continues around the world. The simplicity of her life and the authenticity of her vocation are an inspiration for all of us in our own journeys of faith in Christ.

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THE DIARY OF SAINT MARIA FAUSTINA. The Polish nun who lived a cloistered and contemplative life is now known throughout the world as "The Apostle of the Divine Mercy." In her Diary, Sister Faustina reveals her intimate and mystical union with God, and now when we gaze on the Image of the Risen Christ with Blood and Water flowing from His side, we bow our heads and say together, "Jesus, I Trust in You."

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