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Reflection for April 8, 2018
Today is an important day for our Community. We are commemorating Founders' Day during our 150th celebration year. The Scriptures for this weekend are appropriate in my reflection on Community. ... Read More
Reflection for April 1, 2018
So much more than an Easter bonnet
Are you wearing your new Easter clothes on Sunday? It is common for people to don something new on Easter. Those from a certain era will remember this portion of a song, “In your Easter bonnet with... Read More
Reflection for March 25, 2018
From joy to hatred
Imagine the excitement of welcoming Jesus into Jerusalem as the people waved palm branches and sang “Hosanna! (meaning “save now”). The crowds shouted out their belief that Jesus was “the one” who... Read More
Reflection for March 18, 2018
A journey of the heart
The Responsorial Psalm for this Sunday revisits the refrain and verses of Psalm 51 proclaimed on Ash Wednesday. There is value in revisiting a Psalm of invitation five weeks into Lent. Lent is a... Read More
Reflection for March 11, 2018
"For God so loved the world that ..."
As we reach the midpoint of Lent on Sunday, we hear Jesus discuss with Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jews, the choice to live in the light of Jesus Christ or to hide in the dark with wickedness and evil.... Read More
Reflection for March 4, 2018
Have you been caught in or been the witness of a “he said, she said?” It can end in a rift in a relationship. In Sunday’s Gospel from John (proclaimed in parishes with candidates and catechumens... Read More
Reflection for Feb. 25, 2018
This Sunday's powerful Transfiguration passage from Mark’s Gospel follows Jesus’ teaching on discipleship: that following Him would lead to misunderstanding, suffering, and even death. It’s a basic... Read More
Reflection for Feb. 18, 2018
Today’s Scripture readings set the tone for our entire Lenten journey, which centers on our covenantal relationship with God. The passage from Genesis describes God’s fidelity to Noah and his family... Read More
Reflection for Feb. 11, 2018
'Be made clean'
Not so with Jesus. He takes pity on the leper. He touches the leper and heals him. Jesus then is the one who dwells in deserted places, apart from others. One encounter illustrates what Jesus is... Read More
Reflection for Feb. 4, 2018
In today’s second reading St. Paul tells us, “Woe to me if I do not preach the Gospel.” So how do I do this? In other words, as Jesus says in today’s Gospel: “Let us go to nearby villages and preach... Read More
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