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“Those who are just must be kind…” Throughout the Sacred Scripture we are reminded that God isboth just and merciful. When we consider the justice and mercy of God we might tend to think of them astwo polar opposites. In justice God condemns but... More Info →

     “Why do you speak to them in parables?”  Today the disciples ask Jesus a very intriguing question, one that we perhaps ask God many times ourselves in one way or another.  Often we might express it in terms... More Info →

     “Oh mom, do I really have to…”  We have all heard the protests of children that are trying to get out of some chore or duty that they have to fulfill.  Every child thinks that they have something better to... More Info →

     “Through one man sin entered into the world…”  Let me take you back to that one man whom we call Adam.  Let’s go back to the time that sin first entered into the world.  Adam felt the weight of that sin... More Info →

An author I recently read wrote about these Sundays in the latter part of May and early part of June as “spiritual spinach” evoking the image of Popeye and the spinach that gave him strength to overcome his enemy Bluto. With the help ofeating... More Info →

“God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him mightnot perish but might have eternal life.” (John 3,16) Today our gospel message begins with thisvery beautiful revelation of God’s love for humanity... More Info →

“Come, Holy Spirit, come!” As we celebrate Pentecost Sunday our communal cry is forthe Holy Spirit to come to us and renew us in our faith, hope and love for God. In the course of our daily lives we become weighed down by the cares and... More Info →

This Sunday we celebrate the Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord. For forty days we have been living in the joy of our new life in Christ that we celebrated at Easter. We have been examining the meaning of this new life that is given to us... More Info →

When we hear that someone we love is going to visit us and make an extended stay withus, it is a sign of love and esteem for that person that we would prepare for their arrival. We want to make a good impression on that person and to present our... More Info →

     “I am the Way.”  The writing from the late first century, early second century of the early Church, entitled, The Didache, or the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles, begins with these words:  “Two Ways there are,... More Info →