Sunday Reflection

Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Are there limits to forgiveness?

Sep 13, 2020

Do not be concerned with the number 77. Jesus was using this number to say that the number of times we should forgive is far greater than we could imagine.
Twenty-third Sunday of Ordinary Time: Minority Report

Sep 06, 2020

The Lord puts the parable of the unforgiving debtor before us that we may learn from it. He has no desire for us to die, so he warns us: “This is how your heavenly Father will deal with you if you, any of you, fail to forgive your brother or sister from your heart.”
Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time: Duped by love

Aug 29, 2020

Men of God, women of God, we have been wounded by Love. When we made the conscious choice of Jesus Christ, we set out on a course of action that does not allow turning back. But we don’t care. We are wounded by His Love. And we love it. He is within us, burning for us to proclaim his presence.
Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time: Our very human Church

Aug 22, 2020

The Lord could have found many different ways of establishing His Church. He could have entrusted it to the angels. He could have worked out a Church of some sort of direct inspiration where every move on earth was exactly dictated from heaven.
Catholic Bishop laments murder of human rights activist in Philippines

Aug 19, 2020

A Catholic Bishop deplored Tuesday the murder of a human rights activist in the Philippines. Zara Alvarez was shot dead Aug. 17 in Bacolod, a city on Negros Island in central Philippines.
Twentieth Sunday of Ordinary Time: One Church

Aug 15, 2020

The world and our country needs to experience in the Catholic Church the prophetic sign that diverse people can become one unified person.
Nineteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time: He calls us to walk with Him on the Water

Aug 08, 2020

Jesus conquers the chaos that is caused by things that are beyond our control. Life itself is chaotic. Just when all seems to be calm, a loved one suddenly dies. All of us have experienced this. We did not cause the chaos, but we do suffer from it.
Eighteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time: The Culture of Life

Aug 01, 2020

The Gospel reading for this Sunday begins with Jesus hearing the news of the death of John the Baptist, who was murdered, as you know, by Herod as part of the plot of his wife, Herodias, to protect her position at court. You know the story.
Seventeenth Sunday: Wisdom and bringing out the best of the past

Jul 25, 2020

This Sunday’s readings begin with Solomon’s request for wisdom and conclude with a summation of the Lord’s teaching on the parables.
Sixteenth Sunday: The Christian Farmer’s Almanac

Jul 18, 2020

The parable of the mustard seed. And Jesus said, “behold the mustard seed. It is the smallest of seeds yet it grows into a large bush.”