A tease of warmth reminds us that spring has come, at least meteorologically speaking. March is a month of madness and of passion....

In our Second Reading for this Sunday St. Paul writes to the people of Corinth and speaks of how the Jewish people were always demanding...

“I believe in the resurrection of the body and life everlasting.” These words that end the Nicene Creed became the topic of conversation...

Psychologist William James wrote a book called “Varieties of Religious Experience.” In this classic book, James describes moments when...

For the first time in all our lives, we received the ashes of Ash Wednesday in a new and different way – we were “sprinkled” with ashes...

Anyone remember the days prior to Lent when there was family discussion about what everyone would give up for the six weeks prior to...

Greetings All! It is a surprise to many of us to think that Lent is already starting on Wednesday! If you are anything like me, it...

We love because God loved us first. We have often heard this proclaimed and if you take time to think about it, you are sure to find it...

Today we continue to read from Mark’s Gospel, learning more about the ministry of Jesus. Jesus cured Simon’s mother-in-law, and she...

Have you ever experienced a time in your life when you were overwhelmed by the tasks that were your responsibility? You may know that you...

Listen to the Word In Mark’s Gospel account today, we hear proclaimed the work of Jesus teaching in the synagogue and of his power over...

“They maybe won’t remember much of what you taught them, but they will remember how you made them feel.” A wise and experienced teacher...

The wonderful artistic hand of God has been quite visible in recent weeks. The hoar frost has given us wonderfully flocked trees,...

Interesting, that as we celebrate just the third week of Ordinary Time, Scripture for this day is sounding much like the Lenten season:...

In our First Reading today we hear of Samuel, a young man who along with Eli, a priest of the Temple, were spending the night guarding...

Yes, I know that it is the third week of January but this is my first article of the new year and I feel that I would be remiss if I did...

At the baptism of Jesus Christ in the Jordan river, the heavens open and God speaks to humanity: “You are my beloved Son; with you I am...

It is common in faith formation sessions when the subject of saints is discussed to ask the participants if they know their patron saint....

The Year of the Lord, 2021 Happy New Year! We made it. By the grace of God, we completed a year like none we have ever known, and it is...

Last week we learned of the length of the liturgical season of Christmas and how it is not a day, but 18 days during which our Church...