Assumption of Mary (15 August 2026)
Today we celebrate the Assumption of Mary. Echoing God’s infallible truth, the Catechism of the Catholic Church definitively declares: The Immaculate Virgin, preserved free from
Today we celebrate the Assumption of Mary. Echoing God’s infallible truth, the Catechism of the Catholic Church definitively declares: The Immaculate Virgin, preserved free from
The moment PETER takes his eyes off of Jesus, the moment Peter’s first desire to be with Jesus gives way to something else, trouble happens.
O Jesus, let Your grace triumph in me and make me worthy to participate in Your glorious Transfiguration!
In today’s Gospel, Jesus shares two more stories designed to illustrate God’s Kingdom (Matthew 13:44-46). Whatever the “Kingdom of God” is, it often goes unrecognized,
Through the use of stories we know as parables, Jesus helps us to understand and desire God’s Kingdom. Today we hear Jesus’ parable of the
In today’s. Gospel, the relative pronoun rendered “whoever” occurs 10 times in 5 verses (Matthew 10:37-42). Until Jesus, race and nationality dis-qualified eligibility as God’s
Today we return to regularly scheduled programming. The past two Sundays were interrupted by special annual feasts – Holy Trinity and Corpus Christi. However, we
Had Jesus left us nothing but the Gospel, our remembrances likely would be wrought with nostalgia. Had that had been so, He would no longer
The Feast of the Body and Blood of Christ is so far beyond an annual moment to recall a real historical event which took place
In today’s Gospel, Jesus expects our love of Him to be lived: “If you love me, you will keep my commandments” (John 14:15). Aware we