The images of light and darkness often distinguish between good and evil. However, the Easter Triduum, in both ritual and time, tells us that the key story of our faith takes place in darkness...
To Be An Oblate
God is God of the Human Heart
Joseph’s Fiat
Symposium to Honor Fr. Crossin’s Legacy on April 18th
Mother Cabrini: Missionary to the New World
A Humility that Finds Its Hour
Fr. Roland Calvert, OSFS (1936 - 2024)
Making Oblate Connections at Notre Dame
Nativity Prep is Twenty Years Old!
Visiting the Visitation
Checking In
Over the Waters
Silence of Nature, Nature of Silence
Sacred and Traumatic
...I was once told, “Do not Easter my Lent!” In other words, do not rush to the Resurrection, instead, stay at the foot of the cross for a while. In the most challenging moment of my life, I found myself at the foot of the cross juxtaposed next to our Salesian emphasis on living the present moment...
Awaking Again to Confession
Francis and Mark at the Super Bowl
The Beginnings of Great Things Are Small
The Oblates of St. Francis de Sales created Nativity in the image of our patron, St. Francis de Sales. Through the grace of God and the generosity of so many men and women, Nativity has grown and has become a beacon of hope for young boys who today have grown into Salesian Gentlemen in every sense of the phrase...
