Holy Saturday – Lord, Show Me Your Victory (19 April 2025)
Today, HOLY SATURDAY, is a day of transition between the agony of Friday and the glory of the Christ’s Resurrection. It is given to us
Today, HOLY SATURDAY, is a day of transition between the agony of Friday and the glory of the Christ’s Resurrection. It is given to us
The CROSS thunders supremely that there is no place I can run, no place I can hide, no pain that afflicts, however intense and tortuous,
“One thing I do: forgetting what lies behind and straining forward to what lies ahead, I press on toward the goal for the prize of
God does not excuse, He forgives. If we do not know the difference between excusing and forgiving, we are doomed to misunderstand both. Excusing is
Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent. Blessed ashes that are put on our forehead symbolize our mortality. The stark reminder of our earthly
The Christian task common to all believers is to love God and to love neighbor. Intentional disciples begin each day with this end in mind,
Simon knows Jesus enough to let Him step into his boat, having heard and seen Him in the area. Jesus’ entry into Simon’s life is
Sunday’s Gospel jumps from Luke’s “thematic statement” opening (Luke 1:1-4) to the first public event in Jesus’ life when He returns to Galilee in the
Eucharistic Adoration is a venerable Catholic devotion dating back to the earliest days of the Church. Tonight beginning at 6:30pm, the Blessed Sacrament will be
O Sweet Jesus, You come to me with Your infinite love, desiring to engulf my soul with a tsunami of mercy and charity that unites