April 2026
With prayerful wishes for a Happy & Holy Easter,
CPI offers these homiletic links for your inspiration and delight:
Pope Francis – “We must look for him elsewhere”
Bishop Robert Barron – “Something happened on Easter”
Msgr. Roger Landry – “Running, seeing, believing”
Fr. Mike Schmitz – “What never dies”
Fr. Joshua Whitfield – “Don’t be bad Catholics!”
From the bookshelf ...
FROM THE BOOKSHELF (for April)
Easter Vigil Homilies helps us remember the heart of Easter by returning us to the powerful stories and symbols proclaimed on that night. Its reflections draw us back to the meaning of the Resurrection, offering simple insights that deepen our celebration throughout the Easter season.
From the bookshelf ...
FROM THE BOOKSHELF
This month’s reading selections acknowledge our Church’s first Augustinian pope. Ad multos annos, Papa Leo!Â
Holy Angels
November 10
Throughout this our inaugural year, we have celebrated each month the feast days of remarkable preachers who helped shape a fledgling Church, and who still influence how we celebrate our Catholic faith today. You will find curated reads about each in our Bookshelf Archive.
As 2024 ebbs to its end, this Advent we remember the CHOIRS OF ANGELS, those celestial beings created by God for his kingdom. Especially during this season, we remember those heavenly hosts – named and unnamed – whom God selected to break into human history to announce the coming of the Saviour!
The Angels of Christmas: Hearing God’s Voice in Advent explores the four angelic visits to Zechariah, Mary, Joseph and the shepherds. May we never forget these first “preachers” of the Good News.
A blessed and transformational Advent and Christmas to you and yours!
