Preaching Notes – Sunday, 10 November 2024
Jesus sits across from the temple treasury (Matthew 12:38-44). He sits there observing what people decide to contribute to the temple, to worship; that is,
Jesus sits across from the temple treasury (Matthew 12:38-44). He sits there observing what people decide to contribute to the temple, to worship; that is,
Please whisper a prayer for the 56 women participating in our parish ACTS Women’s Retreat that begins this evening and culminates with everyone returning together
In no uncertain terms, Jesus sets Christian behavioral standard: “There is need of only one thing. Mary has chosen the better part and it will
“Which is the first of all the commandments?” (Mark 12:28) In other words, is there one commandment that holds the hundreds and hundreds of commandments
Right on the heels of yesterday’s joyful celebration of the Church triumphant and imploring ALL SAINTS to pray with us and to pray for us,
Who are these SAINTS? They are people who have lived upon the earth just as we have, who have known our difficulties, our setbacks, and
Dear Friends and Family of Christ the King: There are few priestly servants I have known who have dared to serve both Church and Nation
Our Gospel reading today culminates Jesus’ extended explanation of what it means to be His intentional disciple (Mark 10:35-45). As we have progressed through these special
In today’s Gospel, Jesus reveals that human impossibilities can become possibilities when we connect with God in our impossible struggles (Mark 10:17-30). Jesus encounters a
Today’s feast day commemorates the Blessed Virgin Mary’s assistance with the Christian naval victory over the Ottoman Turkish Empire at Lepanto on October 7, 1571.