How can I do more with what little I have? Today we hear the well-known story of Jesus feeding the multitude gathered before him with only five
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A CORPUS CHRISTI STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL? Yes folks, simultaneously this weekend, we have the yearly Liturgy of the Feast of Corpus Christi as well as
Today we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Trinity, one of the few doctrinal feasts on the Church calendar. As Chris Kozlowski’s reflection on
“I have told you this while I am with you. The Advocate, the Holy Spirit whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you everything and remind
Today’s Feast of Pentecost brings the Easter Season to a close. The high points of our Easter celebration were the Baptism, Confirmation, and
Today (June 2) the Church celebrates the Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord. In the past, the Ascension of the Lord was celebrated on Ascension
Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers of our parish, and to those who share motherly love with our young people, such as aunts, teachers, coaches,
“HE LORD IS RISEN!” “HE IS RISEN INDEED!” This is the traditional joyful greeting Christians share with each other on this Easter Day,
How can I commit myself to Jesus to honor his sacrifice this week? There are several opportunities for you to honor all Christ has done for us this
If you missed the first video, you can view it here. Isn’t it funny how we can still find time for the things that we want to do, yet often find
“How does my instinct to criticize others limit my awareness?” Sometimes the noise of everyday life can blind us to the positive ways many things
Sometimes I pretend not to know the truth or ignore a situation instead of helping. Sometimes when I see an injustice, I look the other way. I think
Forgiveness can be an uncomfortable challenge. Jesus tells this story after Peter proposes an extravagant limit of forgiveness. He uses the biblical
This week, I decided to do my Connecting Point reflection on video. Go ahead, watch