Homily, April 21, 2024
From The Pastor Why does Jesus identify himself as the Good Shepherd? There are seven ‘I am’ statements made by Jesus in the New Testament. I am statements are more than a metaphor. They are...
Homily, April 14, 2024
From The Pastor This sign of the Cross is both an external and internal sign of faith for those who believe. Externally the sign of the Cross is a simple gesture of self-blessing. It is...
Homily, Divine Mercy 2024
From The Pastor To fully realize the power and new life of the Resurrection there must be an experience of the pain and loss of a real death. The transforming awareness of new life and...
Homily, Easter 2024
From The Pastor Resurrection is life. New life. Transformed life in the power and the truth of Love. God is the essence of love given and fulfilled in the dying and rising of the Lord...
Homily, Palm Sunday 2024
From The Pastor Holy Week begins with the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. It is a week that begins with the glory of the world and ends with the glory of God. These are...
Homily, March 17, 2024
From the Pastor The word of the Lord given to Jeremiah to prophesy to the people marks a profound change in the movement of our salvation. The people are in a period of restoration after...
Homily, March 10, 2024
From The Pastor The readings on this fourth Sunday of Lent make evident the endless mercy, justice, and faithfulness of God. The love of God is unwavering and undeniable. Each reading gives its own example....
Homily, March 3, 2024
From The Pastor The Ten Commandments remain a foundation of the Christian life as well as all who seek an ordered life in God. The Commandments remain the ground upon which we stand even as...
Homily, February 25, 2024
From The Pastor The Lenten season, in both broad and specific ways, tells the story of our redemption. Inclusive of the readings of Holy Week and the Easter vigil, the saving work of God is...
Homily, February 18, 2024
From The Pastor Lent has many faces and has taken on different expressions through the years. As a youth, Lent was a time of sacrifice, fasting, giving up, and hanging on until it was over....