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Seeds planted – fruit harvested.  We live in a cyclical world.  As Qoheleth, the preacher says in Ecclesiastes, “There is an appointed time for everything, and a time for every affair under the heavens.  A... More Info →

September 11, 2001 is a day that will be remembered by all who are old enough to have experienced the events of that day.  On the West Coast we woke up to an unthinkable, horrible scene that was being played over and over again by... More Info →

At this time in our culture it seems that there is a “crisis of commitment” building.  It seems that more and more young people are having difficulty committing themselves to a life path and making a decision for... More Info →

I love to watch small children enter the church, dip their hands into the font that contains the waters of their baptism and bless themselves with that first rule of faith that has been handed down to us from the apostles and that was contained... More Info →

The Feast of Pentecost celebrates the gift of the Holy Spirit poured out upon the Church through the apostles.  Jesus instructed his apostles to wait in Jerusalem for the outpouring of the Spirit.  The entire ministry of the... More Info →

One thing that I have learned over the years in visiting Kansas during the summer is that if you step out into a pasture where there are cattle, you stand a very good chance of stepping in something that is not so pleasant.  There is a... More Info →

The journey to God is always and necessarily a journey of love. We cannot come to a knowledge of God without first loving God and then practicing that love in our neighbor. “Whoever is without love does not know God, for God is love.”(1Jn 4,8)... More Info →

     This Sunday is celebrated as Good Shepherd Sunday in the Church and is also the World Day of Prayer for Vocations.  Jesus Christ is the Good Shepherd who comes to shepherd his people in love.  The love of the... More Info →

     “You denied the Holy and Righteous One and asked that a murderer be released to you.”  Bad choice.  In our first reading today Peter spells out for the people of Israel the poor judgment they exercised in the... More Info →

     What do we know about mercy?  I think that we can say that almost everything that we know about mercy we have learned from God and the Divine Mercy that he has shown us throughout all of salvation history. ... More Info →