Fr. Allan, OP, concludes our holy Novena by tying it to the Great Birth of the Church at Pentecost.   (Cover Image: Our Lady, Queen of Apostles, located in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Kilkenny, Ireland)

Fr. Allan, OP, invites us to examine the link between Faith and sorrow.

So many people look for the wrong thing in Scriptures, yet how Jesus looks for us!

Christ wills the Church as an extension of His love and mercy for others.  Do we do our part?

As individuals and as a society, we judge the value of a human person wrongly, especially the sick. Christ corrects us.

Drawing on personal pain and loss, Fr. Allan, OP, reflects on the problem of evil and loss.

For the second day of the St. Peregrine Novena, Fr. Allan, OP, ties in the Ascension to our love and hope for all our loved ones.  

For the first day of the St. Peregrine Novena, Fr. Allan White, OP, reminds us that the very name “Peregrine” means “pilgrim,” and that all of us, are, whether sick or “whole,” pilgrims indeed.