St. Peter Chrysologus asks: “Why are you so worthless in your own eyes and yet so precious to God? Why render yourself such dishonor when you are honored by him? Rejoice in knowing that you are a child of God whose love for you is without end.
@jeremymcpike, @pwcdanica,@SalimSenetor, and @SuhasforVA you have been a stalwart supporter of veterans. please continue to do so and support the docking of HB 6003. Don't let politics get in the way of being the true hero today. #RestoreVMSDEP
@cToddGilbert What about those of us who are 100% disabled veterans? This program is to support us and our family too. Don't you agree that we deserve better?
If you experience stress and pressure as you carry out your daily responsibilities, hear the words of Jesus: “I am the vine, you are the branches.” We are merely his instruments. If we stay connected to the Lord, the true vine, stress is alleviated and abundant fruit is produced.
Jesus says: “Whoever believes in me will do the works that I do.” Reflect your faith in the Lord by imitating his compassion, forgiveness, and outreach to those in most need. What one specific work or deed will you do this day to proclaim your faith in the Lord?
Amid doubts, confusion, fears, and concerns, we ask the same question as the disciples: “To whom shall we go?” Jesus directs us to himself, for he is “the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Why look elsewhere? Turn to the Lord, the One who leads us to joy and peace now and forever.
In remembrance of the 29th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, we reflect on the resilience and strength of survivors like Secret Service Administrative Officer Priscilla Salyers, whose harrowing firsthand account and ongoing dedication inspires us all. #NeverForget
The disciples wanted to give up because they were catching no fish. Then, Jesus told them to put out into the deep and a miraculous catch followed. When it seems your efforts are not having any effect, Jesus calls you to persevere. Don’t give up. With his help, miracles follow.
We live in unsettling times and our hearts are often restless. In the midst of these realities, Jesus says: “Peace be with you.” He calms our “storms” and eases our distress. Don’t look elsewhere for the peace you desire. It is found in Jesus alone. Be at peace this day.
Prophets are not accepted in their native places. Jesus knew that from experience, and so do we. Yet, we must continue to speak the truth to our children, grandchildren, friends, colleagues, and parishioners - in love and charity. With God’s grace, never compromise who you are.
Congratulations to the United States Secret Service Employee Recreation Association hockey team for their thrilling 3-2 victory over the FBI club hockey team in the March 2 Director’s Cup.
The money changers driven out of the temple by Jesus disregarded the sacred. When we enter church, may our reverence and awe reflect our understanding of whose “house” we enter. In honor of the Blessed Sacrament, also consider blessing yourself when you pass a Catholic Church.
Last night, the @SecretService ERA hockey team put their heart into the game against the @FBI & it paid off with the WIN! Huge shout out to the Bureau for their sportsmanship. Our partnership continues now as our teams work together again to safeguard our national security 🇺🇸.