Today is the last Sunday on which we are celebrating First Communions at our Sunday liturgies. Please continue to reach out to our First Communicants
Author: Fr. Ron Victor
Today, the Sunday within the Octave of Easter, is also Divine Mercy Sunday. Divine Mercy opens our hearts to the mercy and forgiveness that flow from
Lent comes to a close this Thursday, Holy Thursday, with the celebration of the Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7:00 PM. This Mass marks the
As we draw closer to Easter, we are reminded that at the center of our prayer during Lent are the ten Catechumens and ten Candidates for Full
I am glad to return to writing (mostly) weekly articles. It is an attempt to keep in touch with parishioners. One of the blessings that came with my
In this Sunday’s Gospel passage, Jesus encounters a man in the synagogue with an unclean spirit that causes him severe suffering. Jesus drives
Quite often, greatness and light emerge from the most unexpected places. This is an inspiring message for our Christmas celebration. One would expect
We are saddened at the death of our dear friend and mentor Tony Kendzierski on Thursday, November 30th. Always having a servant’s heart, Tony
Our second reading at Mass this weekend is from the second letter of St. Peter. In it, he tells us that we should be persons “conducting
Our Gospel this week is the parable Jesus told of the man who invited many friends to come to a banquet. When they all gave excuses not to come, he
This Sunday’s Gospel is the familiar parable of The Sower and the Seed. The seed that falls on the path, on rocky ground, and amid the thorns, is
In today’s Gospel, on the first Easter, Jesus greets his apostles and offers them the gift of perfect peace. He then breathes on them and says
“He is Risen, Alleluia! He is Risen Indeed, Alleluia!” This traditional greeting on Easter Sunday reflects the joy we will be releasing
In today’s Gospel Jesus has just been baptized and hears a voice from heaven: “You are my Son, my Beloved, in whom I am well
One of my favorite titles for the Blessed Mother is “Woman Wrapped in Silence.” A friend made a beautiful sketch of “Woman Wrapped in
Advent is a season of joyful anticipation of the coming of Christ, both at the end of time and, during the last two weeks of the season, for his
In one of the Eucharistic Prayers I often use at Mass, we pray that “the Church may stand as a living witness to truth and freedom, to peace
I cannot help but smile to myself when I hear the manager or coach of a professional sports team brag about how his/her players “never quit,”
In one of the Eucharistic Prayers I often use at Mass, we pray that “the Church may stand as a living witness to truth and freedom, to peace