6th Sunday in Ordinary Time – February 16, 2025
At the beginning and end of everything, it is God and God alone. And that is what is behind the beatitudes that we hear in this Sunday’s gospel.
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time – February 9, 2025
As “fishers” we cannot be observers or on-lookers, but must be active participants in the life of Christ and the Church. Let us take heart, as did Isaiah, Paul and Peter and give our ‘yes’ to God.
Presentation of the Lord – February 2, 2025
Like Mary and Joseph and Simeon and Anna, let us cultivate our relationship with the Holy Spirit as a daily practice so that we too can hear God’s voice and fulfill our calling to proclaim the Gospel to all peoples!
3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time – January 26, 2025
We are invited to accept and welcome this Good News, knowing that it is for everyone. After all, God’s family is large; it includes everyone.
2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time – January 19, 2025
How clever of God to connect this first miracle to Jesus’s ultimate sacrifice. Would Mary or any of His disciples, after the Resurrection, look back…
Baptism of the Lord – January 12, 2025
Baptism launched us into a new life, a rebirth, a mission from God. Like Jesus, through prayer and contemplation we can continue to grow ever deeper in our understanding of who we are…
Epiphany of the Lord – January 5, 2025
Our challenge today, in this Feast, is to ask ourselves “What am I looking for?” “What do I hope to find?”
Feast of the Holy Family – December 29, 2024
With your family and friends, looking forward to the start of a new year, how will you look to God for his wisdom in focusing on others?
4th Sunday of Advent – December 22, 2024
The remaining part of the Advent season provides us with an opportunity to take stock of our own lives and ensure that we are open to welcoming our Savior, however and whenever He comes into our lives.
3rd Sunday of Advent – December 15, 2024
We have arrived at the Third Sunday of Advent, Gaudete Sunday. The pink candle, is lit, reminding us to “Rejoice in the Lord always,” as St. Paul tells us. Rejoice, exult, be glad we are urged.