Week 56 | On the Road to Emmaus w/ Bishop Boyea | Taste and See!

This week On the Road to Emmaus, Bishop Earl Boyea of Lansing concludes his prayerful reflection upon the reception of Holy Communion at Mass. Plus Bishop Boyea issues us another Eucharistic challenge: "I’m challenging you to go forth from Sunday Mass and undertake a corporal work of mercy." Find out more by watching this short film.

[@MaryYoung-g1m]

As a former parishioner of St. Luke, I am continually thankful that Sr. Carol and the late Sr. Judy took an abandoned parish and brought it to new life. What they have done over the past 20 years for the men, women and children of the northwest neighborhoods of Flint is amazing. St. Luke NEW Life Center and all who contribute to its success are in my prayers daily.

[@charityfyock9928]

God bless you ,may the Truth you speak,feed many souls,thank you dear lover of our Savior

[@marilynnpavlov7738]

I have learned so much from traveling the Road to Emmaus.

[@FirstPost5]

I was amazed and touched by Sister Carol Weber's compassionate service to the community of North Flint. May God continue to bless her and give her all the help she needs to continue her compassionate service.

[@maryfredell4929]

Sr. Carol Thank you for your dedication to the core teachings of Jesus. Your work with "the least among us", often at great personal sacrifice to yourselves, is an inspiration to me and represents the very best of the Catholic Church. My thanks and love ❤🙏

[@PiedadKelly]

Sister Carol Weber loves tenderly and walks humbly with her Lord.

[@reginak7696]

I have one good talent given by Our Lord, which he has allowed me to use for my temporal needs and give glory to him in my use of it. But hat talent doesn't translate into helping others in the sense of a work of mercy, except that i pray a lot for those i dont know hoping my prayers help them. On a true level of the corporal works, I feel so inadequate in doing more than donating money or goods, though. What can I offer?