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    “There are none so blind as those who will not see.” (attributed to John Heywood)  As the Lord says through Jeremiah the prophet, “Who have eyes and see not, who have ears and hear not.” (Jer 5,21)  Jesus... More Info →

    We always have a choice as to how we are going to respond to a given situation.  That is the beauty of the gift of freedom that we have been given.  Our responses in challenging situations determines the direction that... More Info →

Many years ago, Diana Ross sang the theme song from Mahogany that asked some poignant questions:  “Do you know where you’re going to?  Do you like the things that life is showing you?  Where are you going to?  Do you... More Info →

We generally do not take very kindly to people who get into our business. When we think that we know what we are doing, even when we are not being very successful at it, we don’t want someone else telling us what to do and giving us unsolicited... More Info →

Hero or zero?  In the gospel of Luke today we find Jesus returning to his hometown of Nazareth.  As was his custom he was in the synagogue reading from the scroll of Isaiah in sacred scripture on the Sabbath, Jesus... More Info →

We live in a world of uncertainties.   Our hearts long for a truth that we can place at the foundation of our lives and that will satisfy our yearning for a greater truth.  Many people have consigned themselves to a life... More Info →

    Spoiler alert!  As we begin the Cycle of Ordinary Time and before we even enter into the Gospel of Luke which will be our guide during this Liturgical Year, we have the Gospel of the Wedding Feast of Cana, a mystery... More Info →

In the movie “O Brother Where Art Thou”, the three escaped convicts come upon a congregational meeting of Christians going down to the river for baptism.  Delmar sees all those souls being born again in the waters of baptism and he... More Info →

There was a television show a few years back that was called, “Star Search” and it looked for people of hidden talents, future stars that could be discovered living among the ordinary people.  The Feast of the... More Info →

    As we celebrate Christmas day for an octave (eight days) we continue to keep before us the mystery of the Incarnation.  We ponder with Mary the mystery of the Eternal Word made flesh in her womb... More Info →