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Bulletin Reflection

Bulletin Reflection

Preparation for Lent

On this last Sunday before our Lenten Season begins we read some very challenging passages. We hear that we should; Be holy, for I, the Lord, your God, am holy.” “When someone strikes you on your right cheek, turn the other one as well.” “Love your enemies and pray for Read more…

By webmaster, 3 monthsFebruary 23, 2023 ago
Bulletin Reflection

Eucharistic Revival

On Saturday, Jan. 14th the diocese held a Eucharistic Revival which was attended by over 200 people from parishes around our diocese. I was blessed to attend this event and have a few comments to share. Chris Carstens, Director of Sacred Worship for the Diocese, spoke at the beginning of Read more…

By webmaster, 4 monthsJanuary 21, 2023 ago
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THE BAPTISM OF JESUS CHRIST, THE MESSIAH AND SON OF GOD

Who is Jesus Christ? It is a question people asked as they witnessed him preach, heal the sick, and work other wonders. It is a question people have asked through the centuries as they studied the gospels and tried to pattern their lives on his example of self-giving love. If Read more…

By webmaster, 1 yearJanuary 8, 2022 ago
Bulletin Reflection

Understanding Faithful Discipleship

Jesus began to teach them that the Son of Man must suffer greatly and be rejected by the elders, the chief priests, and the scribes, and be killed, and rise after three days…He summoned the crowd with his disciples and said to them, “Whoever wishes to come after me must Read more…

By webmaster, 2 yearsSeptember 11, 2021 ago
Bulletin Reflection

The Man Born Blind

Today we hear the reading from John’s Gospel about the healing of the man born blind. This story has many aspects to it; that Jesus uses this man’s handicap to bring vision to all of us, the blindness of the religious leaders of His day; the lack of understanding of Read more…

By webmaster, 3 years ago
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The Literary Relationship of the Gospel According to Matthew, Mark and Luke

The Gospel according to Matthew, Mark and Luke, if compared with each other, are very similar to one another in content and expression. As a result, they are referred to as the Synoptic Gospels. The word “synoptic” means: “seeing together with a common view”. The similarities among them have led Read more…

By webmaster, 4 years ago
Bulletin Reflection

COMMUNICATION FROM BISHOP WILLIAM CALLAHAN

Last Monday and Tuesday, October 8th & 9th the Priests and Deacons of La Crosse Diocese gathered at the diocesan center for the Fall Clergy Meeting. Bishop William Callahan addressed us; but this time it was not a usual address, rather a response to the feelings of distress; distress expressed Read more…

By webmaster, 5 years ago
Bulletin Reflection

BISHOP CALLAHAN’S LETTER in RESPONSE to the RECENT SCANDALS in the CHURCH

Dear Brothers and Sisters: This week I begin my annual retreat with my brother bishops from Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin. This is usually a welcome event for us to simply “come aside and rest a while” with Our Blessed Lord. I doubt, however, that we will be finding quiet rest Read more…

By webmaster, 5 years ago
Bulletin Reflection

Why Do We Believe that The Bible is an Inspired Book?

I do not know how much we are aware of the importance of the Bible for our faith. I am going to write in the bulletin about some topics related to the Bible. Hence here is my first topic about “Inspiration” of the Bible. For Christians, the ultimate source of Read more…

By webmaster, 5 years ago
Bulletin Reflection

Follow Jesus, Leave your former way of Life

Today’s Gospel passage tells of many who return to their former way of life rather than follow Jesus. How sad to hear these words. We are all too familiar with people who have turned away from Jesus, abandoned their practice of the faith and live a life without Him. You Read more…

By webmaster, 5 years ago

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