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Jesus speaks of himself as meek and humble of heart, and invites us to find “rest” in him. What are some burdens Jesus could relieve for you?

Today we hear in the Gospel reading, "Whoever finds his life will lose it, and whoever loses his life for my sake will find it." (Mt 10:39)

Let's thank God for the fathers and father figures who care for their families and help build loving homes. St. Joseph, pray for us, and especially our fathers!

Jesus commissioned his 12 Apostles to carry on his missionary work of healing the sick and exorcising unclean spirits. Do you have a sense of mission for your life? What is it?

Today we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, also known as Corpus Christi. May this beautiful feast draw us deeper into our love for Christ, who is truly present in the Eucharist.

Salvation is a gift God dearly wishes us to accept. It is not a yardstick against which He measures our worth. He has made it so simple. So, will we accept?

Today we celebrate Pentecost, often called the birthday of the Church. Jesus refers to the Holy Spirit as the “Advocate.” The Latin word for lawyer is “advocatus.” Like a lawyer, the Holy Spirit defends and guides us. So, when you’re in trouble, don’t forget; ask for your lawyer, and do what he tells you.

The Ascension of the Lord marks the day Jesus' earthly ministry ended, and his heavenly ministry began. Christ's ministry continues to this day at the right hand of the Father in Heaven.

Thank you to everyone who helped represent St. Ann at the Prairie Village 75th Anniversary Parade! From Scouts to parishioners of all ages...

Today is the 5th Sunday of Easter and in the Gospel reading we'll hear Jesus say, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." (Jn 14:6) See you at Mass!

In today's Gospel, Jesus speaks of himself as the gate through which his followers pass and have abundant life.

In today's first reading, Peter urges us to keep our faith and hope in the resurrection of Jesus. What is something you could hope for from God this week?

Today, we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday, inspired by St. Faustina’s revelations and marking the close of the Easter Octave.

Both the angel of the Lord and the risen Jesus greet Mary Magdalene and the other Mary with these words of comfort: “Do not be afraid.” Alleluia! Christ is risen!

Prayer for Palm Sunday. Blessed be your name, oh Lord my God! As we enter this week of your Passion and Death, keep me in lockstep with you. Help me to be attentive to every word you would have me hear, every lesson you would have me learn. I want to journey with you. Amen.

In the Gospel reading, we'll hear how Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead. Who in your life needs to be called back to life? Pray for them. If that person is you, listen for the voice. It is calling even now.

Because He is the light, Jesus sees us in the glow of His redemptive love.

Are you in a sowing phase or a reaping phase? This week's Lenten challenge: Thank someone who once sowed faith into your life. And keep sowing, even when the harvest is unseen.

Lenten Challenge: This Lent and throughout life’s struggles, the Spirit leads you and me into the wilderness. Name one “desert” into which the Spirit has led you: perhaps grief, fear, silence, change, disappointment. Ask for the grace to go there willingly.

Our Lord is so humble that he allows us to see him experience temptation. The vulnerability of this moment is awesome to behold.