For many years, the Sunday Website at Saint Louis University has provided reflections on the Sunday readings for mass, as well as examples of music, prayer, and art, that have been a blessing to so many people around the world. This website has been the creative brainchild of Fr. John Foley, SJ, who has been the Website's Director. Together with Eleonore Stump, the Coordinator for the Website and a regular contributor to its reflections, Fr. Foley's leadership and his own weekly reflections on the Readings have made the Website theologically educational, spiritually fruitful, and powerfully moving.

But Fr. Foley's health has made it necessary for him to bring closure to the Website as it has been under his leadership, and so the Website as you have known it for so long will cease its publication in its usual mode with Easter. After Easter, the Website will have a new incarnation, with many new images and new helps for preparation for the Sunday mass. You can find that renovated Website at the same web address:

The new version of the website will be under the leadership of Fr. David Suwalsky, SJ, Vice-President for Mission and Identity at Saint Louis University.

Eleonore Stump is also stepping down from her role as Coordinator of the Website, but all her columns will be available on her personal website here:

Menashe Roberts will also step down from his role as editorial assistant and will be replaced by a new editorial assistant, Patrick Cousins.

Certainly it is always sad when something we have loved and used and benefited from comes to an end. But we are fortunate to have had Fr. Foley's version of the Liturgy Website as our companion for so many years. Now we can look forward to the new version of the Website, and I am sure that it will be a blessing to us too.

--- Eleonore Stump