Three in One
Who is God? Let us begin by first talking about faith. When I say the word faith, I would expect you would understand that as your belief in God and that is a valid understanding of faith. But, another word for faith is trust. Faith is what you put yourContinue Reading
The Feast of Saint Athanasius
In the bustling tapestry of early Christianity, the figure of Saint Athanasius emerges as a beacon of unwavering faith and theological depth. Born around 296 AD in Alexandria, Egypt, Athanasius would become a pivotal defender of orthodox Christian doctrine amidst the swirling controversies of his time. Athanasius is renowned particularlyContinue Reading
Journeying with the Divine
In our First Reading, we glimpse the early Christians’ commitment to the sacred rituals of our faith, recognizing the profound role of liturgy in shaping our spiritual journey. Through the ancient practices passed down through generations, we discover a pathway to divine encounter, where the Holy Spirit moves and breathesContinue Reading
A Temple in Winter
It’s been cold lately. Shockingly so. Sunday morning there was frost on the cars and I needed a jacket again. After it being almost 80 on Monday, it put us back in winter with a passion. Then I decided to renew the tags on my clown car, now that it’sContinue Reading
They Know His Voice
Dear brothers and sisters, In the Gospel of John, Jesus speaks to us as the Good Shepherd, guiding His sheep with love and care. As we reflect on His words in John 10:1-10, we are invited to delve deeper into the profound mystery of spiritual discernment. Just as sheep recognizeContinue Reading
Fulfilling the Commandments
“Do not presume that I came to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I did not come to abolish, but to fulfill. For truly I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or stroke of a letter shall pass from the Law, until all is accomplished!” Matthew 5, 17-18 The Mosaic Law was given to the tribes of Israel for a couple of different reasons. TheContinue Reading
Feast of Saint Lucy!
Around the year 300, during the reign of Diocletian, we find the martyrdom of our Saint for today. Lucy was a young woman, with a vow of chastity and virginity. She was martyred for her faith. At some point, she lost her eyes in the ordeal. Thus, she became theContinue Reading