Leprosy was one of the most feared diseases in ancient times. As explained in today’s First Reading, lepers were excluded from society...

This morning’s Gospel reading is a continuation of last week’s. “Rising very early before dawn, he left and went off to a deserted place,...

This weekend we read how in the first chapter of Saint Mark, Jesus was just beginning his ministry and was welcomed in the synagogue to...

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One of the things today’s readings teach us about is that this fleeting world is just a stop on the way to a greater and better one that...

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This Sunday is the last day of the Christmas season. We prepare to move into Ordinary Time, which starts on Monday. Ordinary Time is...

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My Dear Parishioners, I hope and pray each and every one of you are well. I am doing well myself, thanks be to God. Rather than my...

For the first weeks of Advent, we have meditated on our need for God, our sinfulness, our helplessness in achieving the meaning and...

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This weekend we are celebrating the Feast of Christ the King. Think about it: Jesus is our King in the full sense of the word: He has...

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Key words to keep in mind in both Sunday and Weekday Masses during November are: be ready, be watchful, be vigilant. Now, at first...

Today’s feast is about the whole point of human life. We’re made for heaven, to spend eternity with God in His kingdom of love. Jesus...

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The readings on this 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time help us better understand the purpose of God’s law or commandments. The Pharisees...

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