Alex Nemec
Lenten reflection: Loving and caring for those in need
Carol Trecek asks us to answer the call on how we can serve others throughout the Lenten season.
Lenten reflection: Reconciling with others
On the second Friday of Lent, Faber Center Director Michael Dante reflects on today’s Gospel and how we can reconcile with others.
Lenten reflection: Avoiding confrontations through prayer
Sue Cirillo, assistant to the dean of the College of Business Administration, reflects on a line from today’s Gospel from Matthew and how it sometimes be difficult to pray for everyone, especially those who hurt you. Gospel Matthew 5:43-48 Jesus said to his disciples:“You have heard that it was said,You shall love your neighbor and…
Lenten reflection: God is only interested in us returning home
Rev. Nathaniel Romano, S.J., walks through today’s Psalm and reminds us that God is interested in calling us home.
Lenten reflection: Focusing on prayer
Chris Bartolone looks at how prayer, almsgiving and sacrifice can bring us closer to God.
Lenten reflection: What is the glory of God?
Dr. Dinorah Cortés-Vélez reflects on the glory of God and how His glory fits into Lent.
Lenten reflection: What do we hope to gain from fasting?
Campus Ministry Director Steve Blaha explores fasting and reflects on how we all can use fasting to become more connected with God.
Lenten reflection: How to live God’s message
In her Lenten reflection, Dr. Jen Maney reflects on Isaiah 58 and how to live God’s message.
Lenten reflection: Finding hope during a time of uncertainty
Assistant Director of Campus Ministry Pablo Cardenal reflects on how people can find God in the mess through today’s responsorial psalm.
Reflecting through the Lenten season
As we begin our Lenten journey, we remind ourselves that Lent is a time of reflection, almsgiving, and sacrifice.