The Annunciation of the Lord
Today's readings [display_podcast] Fear keeps us from doing all sorts of things the Lord wants for us. If we would truly let go of our fear and cling to our God, just imagine what he could do in us and … Continued
The Presentation of the Lord II
Today’s Readings Back in the time that Jesus lived, it was a law that every first-born male in a family was presented to God, given to God to do God’s will. They would come on the fortieth day of the … Continued
The Presentation of the Lord I
Today’s readings (Used a “vigil” of this feast for the school children to close Catholic Schools Week.) Back in the time that Jesus lived, it was a law that every first-born male in a family was presented to God, given … Continued
Our Lord Jesus Christ the King
Today’s readings I have to admit that this solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ the King is a funny feast with which to end our Church year. First of all, we Americans don’t get the whole king thing. The monarchical … Continued
Saturday of the Twenty-ninth Week in Ordinary Time
Today’s readings Sin is exhausting. Anyone who has struggled with sin, or a pattern of sin, in their lives can tell you that. Those who have been dragged down by any kind of addiction or who have tried to work … Continued
The Transfiguration of the Lord
Today’s readings How do you picture Jesus? We’ve never seen him face to face, but we have seen artwork depicting him. That artwork can be very inspiring. But that artwork can also give us a false, overly-familiar look at Jesus … Continued
The Most Holy Trinity
Today's readings I don't think it would come as too much of a shock for me to tell you that not one of us here in this place, not one of us here on this earth, will ever come to … Continued
Solemnity of the Annunciation
Today's Readings | Today's Feast "Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word." Today, we celebrate one of the most critical feasts in all of Christian history. In fact, it … Continued
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