Our readings this week are on a theme older than Christianity itself: the danger of wealth.

Today we focus on the Gospel of Luke being the gospel of prayer. Our first reading is the ultimate example of what happens when we’re...

Luke is considered the gospel of women, because Jesus interacts with more women in Luke’s gospel than in the other three gospels.

Who are the Samaritans in our lives today? When Jesus says that we are supposed to love everyone as he loved us, who are the...

We mourn the passing of Dr. Robert Rubright, a parishioner at St. John XXIII University Parish in Knoxville, TN, and longtime physician for the University...

We join those who mourn the passing of Elie Wiesel, the author, educator and activist who died Saturday, July 2.

The gospel of Luke is sometimes called “the gospel of the Holy Spirit,” and the Holy Spirit is definitely present in today’s gospel passage.

We pray for the family of Coach Summitt and for the Univ. of Tennessee community, which we serve at St. John XXIII Univ. Parish.

Today is the turning point of the Gospel of Luke. Luke says that Jesus is determined to journey to Jerusalem. As I prepare to move...

Paulist seminarian Michael Hennessy spoke to the Frassati Fellowship of Knoxville about monastic beer brewing.

In this "Mercy Moment," we discuss Beatitudes, Jesus' teaching during the Sermon on the Mount from the Gospel of Matthew, Chapter 5.

The devil triumphed in Orlando last Sunday. God’s love is unconditional. All life is sacred. There must be a way for us, as a nation,...