As a Church throughout the world this day, we celebrate the gift of the Eucharist, the Body and Blood of Christ, the great Sacrament of the real presence.

As a Church throughout the world this day, we celebrate the gift of the Holy Trinity, a communion of love of Father, Son and Spirit, three person, one God.

Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of the faithful ...

Of all of the gifts the Father gave to his son, we too are called a gift by Jesus himself.

In today’s Gospel passage, part of Jesus’ farewell address to his Apostles, Jesus promises the gift of the Spirit who will teach and guide us in our mission. (Click Date for More)

In this age of technology and instant access, people seek to be “in the know.”

Today, Jesus reminds us that he is the good shepherd and we are the sheep of his flock.

In the beloved musical, “Fiddler on the Roof”, Tevye asks his wife of twenty-five years, Golde, “Do you love me? And she asks in return, “Do I what?” (Click date for more...)

Jesus enters the upper room offering the disciples the gift of his peace. (Click date for more...)

The Lord is risen, it is true! Alleluia!

The celebration of Palm Sunday and the Proclamation of the Passion opens Holy Week for us. (Click Title for more...)

The story from the Gospel of John regarding the woman caught in adultery is one of the most defining moments in Jesus’ ministry.

The parable of the Prodigal Son is sometimes referred to as the parable of the forgiving father. Following the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin in Luke, this particular parable summarizes the great gift of God’s merciful love.

The parable of the Fig Tree is both a challenge and a promise. God continues, in and through this holy season of Lent, to fill us with his graces and gifts.

On the Second Sunday of Lent, we hear the Gospel of the Transfiguration.

The first reading today speaks of the chosen people, grateful for the blessing of their deliverance from slavery...(Click Title for more)

If a picture paints a thousand words, then each one of us is called to paint the words of Jesus this day. (Click title for more...)

Going above and beyond . . . This is what Jesus asks of those who choose to follow him. (Click title for more.)

In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus’ great sermon is given on the plain, a level place that demonstrates his oneness with us. (Click Title for more)

We are called and chosen. We are anointed in baptism and sent forth to proclaim the good news of salvation. (Click Title for more)