Though it was the heat of the day, Abraham moved quickly to welcome his divine guests. You have probably had the experience many times of being summoned from rest to attend to a need.

How do you invite the God of All That Is into your home? If you were expecting God later this afternoon, what would you do to prepare?

A few years ago my wife and I added a new routine to our preparations for family parties that we host. It's made a world of difference.

One of my favorite stories about Dorothy Day was the time she was being interviewed by a young reporter at a Catholic Worker House. It seemed that every few minutes into the interview the doorbell would ring.

The story of Martha and Mary has a lesson to teach us about the dangers of distraction, a lesson well suited for today’s fractured communication environment.

We present ourselves to God, in hope of God’s mercy and forgiveness.

All guests who present themselves are to be welcomed as Christ, for he himself will say: “I was a stranger and you welcomed me.”