Friends, This Sunday, the Word of God invites us to think of God’s providence that is both physical and spiritual. Whatever may appear scarce in our eyes, when offered to God, is abundant, and that our needs placed before the…
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Friends, This week the readings offer us an invitation to spend more time with Christ the Lord and our shepherd. In him, we find nourishment, shelter, and peace. Let us take the theme of compassionate Shepherd to guide our…
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Friends, Today, let us reflect on the theme of Sending. Have you ever felt a call to do something? Is it in your church, family, a group of your friends or elsewhere? Do you still have the same desire to…
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Friends, “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me; he has sent me to preach good news to the poor.” With this Gospel acclamation verse, which are the first words of our Lord at the beginning of his humble ministry,…
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Friends, Every Sunday the word of God continues to give us a world view that gives meaning to our lives. In this Sunday’s readings, the lens for understanding God’s word and how it relates to our lives is that God…
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This Sunday, we can join the singer in today’s psalm to give thanks to God for his everlasting mercy revealed during our struggles, pains, and threatening moments in our lives. As we Look back to the terrain of life…
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This Sunday, the readings have images derived from the natural world to teach us eternal truths. Using images from nature, we are encouraged to draw from the wisdom of God as expressed in the natural world. Recently, I took…
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Friends, In the Roman Catholic Church, we celebrate the feast of food today. As we know too well, to grow physically strong, we eat good and healthy food, lift weight, exercise our bodies, and get enough sleep. Likewise, to grow…
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On this Sunday, when we celebrate one of the most favorite feasts in the liturgical calendar, the Most Holy Trinity, Christians throughout the centuries have professed their belief in One God. A God who is transcendent (Far from us), and…
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As we celebrate the culmination of the Eastertide with the receiving of the Holy Spirit, and the beginning of the Church’s mission to the world, let us be mindful of the ways we can grow and work together despite our…
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