Our readings this weekend invite everyone to a loving relationship with God. Isaiah states that; âmy house shall be called a house of prayer for all people.â The psalm response states; âO God, let all the nations praise you!â The reading from Romans tells us St. Paul is the apostle Read more…
Some of us, who have been receiving the Eucharist on the tongue, perhaps have an internal debate, whether they are worthily receiving the Sacrament, now, when they receive it in the hand. Which is right: whether to receive the Sacrament on the tongue or in the hand. Â The answer is, Read more…
When we pray, we are very eager to listen to Godâs voice. Godâs voice is not like human voice, which one can hear. One might ask, how we can hear Godâs voice in prayer. God speaks to us in the silence of our heart. What is this inner silence? It Read more…
This week, all parishioners should have received a letter, along with a brochure, inviting you to participate in the Reunite – Rebuild –Â Rejoice Recovery Appeal. This initiative invites each parishioner, as we return to the public celebration of the Eucharist, to reflect upon how each of us may positively impact Read more…
Jesus used parables to instruct His followers in the Gospel. The parable of the weeds sowed in the landownerâs field makes sense once Jesus explains it to His disciples. Jesus doesnât sugar coat what will happen to the weeds at the end of the age; they will be thrown into Read more…
We all are experiencing difficult times due to COVID-19. Still, we are happy that we could come together, at least, with a limited number, to worship and participate in the Holy Mass. I pray for the safety of all. This unprecedented time has had a significant impact on our Read more…
In the Catholic Tradition, June is the month dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Just before this month, I thought I should share with you the importance of our devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. These days, when we are challenged with Covid-19, we could take refuge in Read more…
Jesus instructs His apostles to âfear no one.â This seems easier said than done. We each have certain fears that are a part of who we are. Experiences weâve had form us and shape us into people who may find it hard to live without fear. Sometimes fear is a Read more…
The video stream is scheduled to begin approximately 5 minutes before the start of the mass. If you are here more than 5 minutes before the mass begins, you may see a message that says the video is unavailable or that you don’t have permission to view. Please refresh your Read more…
The video stream is scheduled to begin approximately 5 minutes before the start of the drawing. If you are here more than 5 minutes before the drawing begins, you may see a message that says the video is unavailable or that you don’t have permission to view. Please refresh your Read more…