By:
On:
In: body, bread, called, comfort, Hananiah, Jesus, lies, love, multiplied, out, pour, share, truth

I once worked with a young man who had some serious sin in his life.  If I am honest with you, I was a part of those sins from time to time.  His life had turned into one great big party that truly stemmed from a depression at the stateContinue Reading

By:
On:
In: blowing, body, County, Dickenson, Eucharist, faith, God, hole, Jesus, Kentucky, love, pious, purity, receive, Ride, temple, trail

Many years ago my mother and father took me on a trail ride through the mountains of Virginia.  After many hours we arrived to this place called the blowing hole.   Way up on the top of the mountain was this hole in the ground that extended down and outContinue Reading

By:
On:
In: body, christ, church, clear, Gong, Jesus, light, love, mirror, moon, Paul, sacraments, Saul, servant, serving, sounding

The readings for tomorrow’s daily Mass are so rich and beautiful that I am not sure I can do them justice with mere words.  There is so much there, so many lessons.  The story of Saint Paul is such a powerful testimony that it should make all of us asContinue Reading

By:
On:
In: body, christ, David, feet, hands, justice, Lent, love, sacrifice, Samuel, Saul, service, social

Tomorrow at Daily Mass we continue the story of the Prophet Samuel.  Today we talked about how that God had rejected Saul for not being obedient, for not listening.  So God sends Samuel to anoint a young Shepherd Boy.  David was the King that everyone looked up to in Jesus time.  SolomonContinue Reading

By:
On:
In: apostolic, body, Catholic, christ, holy, love, Mañanitas, one, Spanish, unity

Saturday morning at 5:00 A.M. our community will be gathering in the Sanctuary of our Church to celebrate our salvation and the conversion of the indigenous people of Mexico.   This celebration is called Mañanitas.  It begins with singing.  I remember last year when I attended with my wife that theContinue Reading

By:
On:
In: apostle, apostolic, Bible, body, catholicsm, confess, confession, forgive, freedom, judge, not, personal, sin, theology

We hear it constantly.  People quote to us “judge not lest you be judged.”   Their intention is that we should not judge anyone else’s sin but rather let them live however they want, and they’ll take it up with God later.  There are two flaws with this logic.  FirstContinue Reading

By:
On:
In: agape, attitude, body, Catholic, Catholicism, Christian, commandments, communion, Covenant, personal, possessions, Reconciliation, Romans, soul, spirit, spirituality, stranger

There are three camps in Christianity right now that seem to be the most prevalent, and two of them I find to be fatally flawed and separate from the Gospel according to Jesus Christ. Both have their merits, but both are lacking something to be complete. The first is the camp thatContinue Reading