If we are not humble before God and teach others by our example to do the same, then the history we have in the bible should indicate to us that we are destined for the same fate as Israel and Judah
3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2026
Our gospel continues with the calling of the first disciples who will be called to follow in the footsteps of Jesus (Immanuel) by proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom and curing every disease and illness among the people.
2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, 2026
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Reading 1: Is 49:3, 5-6 Responsorial Psalm: Ps 40:2, 4, 7-8, 8-9,...
Baptism of the Lord 2025
The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord Reading 1: IS 42:1-4, 6-7 Responsorial Psalm: PS 29:1-2, 3-4,...
Epiphany of the Lord 2026
This is what we hope and pray for every day; that Christ will return and establish that just and peaceful kingdom. Whether that kingdom will be on earth or in that state of existence we refer to as heaven, or if it will happen in our lifetime remains to be seen; but the justice and peace it represents is that which we pray for and what we are assured of through the scriptures and through the 2000-year history of the teachings of the church.
Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God
The Blessed Mother being referred to as the Mother of God is easy for us to understand as Catholic Christians and has been a staple of church teaching almost from the beginning of the Christian era.
Feast of the Holy Family 2025
The theme of our readings this week is certainly family, but above and beyond the family bond is the love that defines that bond and the Agape love that God requires of us in all our relationships.
4th Sunday in Advent, 2025
The “golden thread” of our readings this week is, quite plainly, the birth of Christ and, specifically, the virgin birth of Christ to fulfill the prophecy of Isaiah 7:14. And these readings are meant to prepare us for our two-fold Advent anticipation of the Incarnation of Christ at Christmas and his anticipated return in judgment at the end of time. Be prepared!!!
3rd Sunday of Advent, 2025
Individuals are conditioned by the society they live in and, therefore, the crimes of particular individuals disclose the corruption within society. In any society, only a few individuals are guilty of serious sin, but all of society is responsible because it is too often indifferent to that sin and fails to make it apparent that sinful behavior is unacceptable.
1st Sunday of Advent, 2025
Christianity has been anticipating Jesus’ return for over 2000 years, which leads one to wonder how many no longer believe in His return, so they conduct their lives as in darkness rather than as in daylight. But Jesus assures us that He will return, and he will come like a “thief in the night,” when we least expect Him.









