Living the Good News
Diocesan Publications exists to share the Good News. We serve those who serve: the parishes, parish staffs, the faith communities.
As a Catholic communications company, we take our commitment to the Gospel seriously. We also take the means of sharing the Gospel seriously, whether that’s in a church bulletin, on social media, or person-to-person. It’s important to us that we are faithful, accurate and creative, regardless of how we are sharing God’s Word.
One new way we have of doing this is our recently-launched blog, Living the Good News. It offers short reflections on the Catholic faith, the liturgical year, Scripture, Saints … all the things you know and love (or want to learn!) about the Universal Church.
We’d welcome the opportunity to share these short blog posts with you: simply sign up, via email. We don’t share your email with any other organization or company. It’s also a great way to share the faith with family and friends – simply forward the email and let them know about our blog.
Let us go and share the Good News of Jesus Christ!
Featured Reading
Ask Boldly / Pide con valentía
Click here for daily readings A royal official, a high-ranking Roman army soldier who had been trained to emulate confidence and persuasion, went up to Jesus and asked Him to heal his son. Would we dare go to Jesus and ask Him boldly to do a miracle? This royal official had most likely been hanging
God’s Merciful Embrace / El abrazo misericordioso de Dios
Click here for daily readings I find myself struggling to sit with this parable. As if silence and stillness aren’t difficult enough, the parable is too familiar and my interest wanes. Moreover, my soul is anxious at the thought that God might actually speak truth into my life. I’ll be honest, it terrifies me. Yet,
Prayer in the Midst of Suffering / La Oración en medio del sufrimiento
Click here for daily readings “God speaks in the silence of the heart. Listening is the beginning of prayer.” - St. Mother Teresa How is it possible that I always find it such a struggle to pray? While the Catholic Church offers some fundamental prayers as examples, what is most important is that we express
Called to be Missionaries / Llamados a ser misioneros
Click here for daily readings As I continue to navigate through this life, where God often writes straight with crooked lines, I never cease to see His loving hands at work. Lately, I have noticed Him blessing us by providing for our needs. An unexpected reimbursement check from our insurance company, a friend who offered
Give Me a Sign / Dame una señal
Click here for daily readings You might wonder where in the world these guys talking to the Lord came from in today's Gospel. They are standing right there in front of Jesus and witnessed Him healing a mute man. The Gospel says, “they were amazed” and in the next breath says they “asked him for
Freedom’s Fence / La valla de la libertad
Click here for daily readings Thousands of years of salvation history were fulfilled with the Paschal Mystery of Jesus Christ. The long-awaited Messiah had come. So that’s it? Show’s over? Hardly. The arrival of our Savior ushered in the last chapter of salvation history where all that was promised to God’s chosen people was fulfilled
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