Today is the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and also Juneteenth. Fr. Ron reflects on how this feast and holiday relate together through today’s
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“I used to believe that prayer changes things, now I believe know that changes us and we change things.” – Mother TheresaThat’s true of
Fr. Ron reflects on today’s gospel about prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. The same story, we hear on Ash Wednesday. READINGS:2 Kgs 2:1, 6-14;Ps
“Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute that you may be children of your Heavenly Father.” Fr. Ron reflects on how today’s gospel
This is the Mass for Corpus Christi on June 14, 2020. Click the video below to play. If you believe in what we are doing and would like to continue
In today’s homily, Fr. Ron talks about how to combat violence with nonviolence based on today’s scripture. 1 Kgs 21:1-16;Ps 5:2-3ab,
It’s during the difficult times in our lives that we search more to see God’s presence as we hear in today’s readings. READINGS:1 Kgs 19:9a,
“God doesn’t call the qualified, he qualifies the called.”Today we celebrate the feast of St. Barnabas and the gospel recounts Jesus sending
Whoever obeys and teaches Jesus’ commandments will be called the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. The most important ministry that we have is to
This is our Mass for The Most Holy Trinity on June 7, 2020. Click the video below to play. If you believe in what we are doing and would like to
Today, Fr. Ron reflects on how we are called to interact and change the world by being the salt and light Jesus calls us to be. READINGS:1 Kgs
In today’s homily, Fr. Ron reflects on the Beatitudes given by Jesus and how it’s a blessing from God when we live out the gospel values
“Great peace have they who love their law.” -Psalm 119 When we have that right love and respect, we can come together like pieces of a jigsaw
Today’s gospel is the familiar story of the scribe asking Jesus about the greatest commandments .Jesus and the scribe are able to demonstrate what
Fr. Ron reflects on the importance of believing in the resurrection of the dead as the heart of our faith as we read in today’s gospel. 2 TM1:1-3,
This is our Mass for Pentecost Sunday on May 31, 2020. Click the video below to play. If you believe in what we are doing and would like to continue
In today’s gospel: the pharisees are trying to trap Jesus as to who should they pay taxes too. They didn’t take the time to get know Jesus
Today is the feast day of Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church.In today’s homily, Fr. Ron reflects on important role that Mary played both in
Today’s Gospel is the story where Jesus asks Peter three times if he loves him. Fr. Ron reflects on how words of love must be matched with a life
To have hope in the resurrection is about much more than just getting to heaven. It’s about a whole new way of relating to God, Creation, and