Tag: Amy Righi

(updated with Sanctus 11/30/2020)Amy Righi, music and liturgy director, introduces the new Mass setting, “Mass of the Seed,” that she

Listening to Good music can provide moments of stress relief during anxious times of uncertainty. My favorite Sacred texts come from the poetry and

Where is God calling me to greater trust? Trust can be a very difficult thing, especially when we have been betrayed by someone close to us. 

We can all be arrogant, so how can I cast mine off? Arrogance can be defined as “unpleasantly behaving as if you are more important than, or know

How can I commit myself to Jesus to honor his sacrifice this week? There are several opportunities for you to honor all Christ has done for us this

You are a beloved child of God…. And we are, “not because of any righteous deeds we have done but because of his mercy” (Titus 3:5) As this

Are we naturally creatures of responsive love or are we reactionary creatures of a variety of emotional responses good, bad and ugly? Habitual

St. Isidore has recently been featured in a national podcast; the “Ministry Moment” Monday podcast offered weekly via the National Pastoral

“Mr. Rogers Neighborhood” In these troubled times, it is not difficult to encounter someone who is weary.  But do we always see them? The weary

It’s cloudy this June 9, 2017 Michigan morning, yet the birds know and I know the sun has risen. I write this reflection in consideration of

How can I glorify God in the bad times as well as in the good times? Our connecting point for this week is a tall order! Enduring illness or tragedy

Why should we make time to join the Community in prayer? Many of us have heard a friend or relative say, “I don’t go to church much anymore