Gospel for March 27 2022 – Luke 15:1-3 Gospel Reflections for March 27 2022 The father …and his two angry sons Two sons in today’s Gospel could not be more opposite, and yet they are brothers with the same father, who is even more different! The younger son leaves home in haste to get away […]

Gospel for March 20 2022 – Luke 13:1-9 Gospel Reflections for March 20 2022 …Is it God’s will? Was the Russian invasion of Ukraine God’s will? How about a hurricane, tornado, or car accident? Why do these things happen? These are all serious events and you might wonder how God is involved. God does not […]

Gospel Reflections for March 13 2022 Gospel for March 13 2022 – Luke 9:28-36 He led them out… Jesus invites three special Apostles, Peter, James, and John, and leads them out to a high mountain where He is suddenly “transfigured” before their eyes. No one today really knows what “transfigured” means, but we know those […]

Gospel for March 6 2022 – Luke 4:1-13 Gospel Reflections for March 6 2022 Good and bad temptations  Temptations happen in two ways. You can be tempted to act selflessly …or selfishly, to do good …or do evil. President Putin has chosen evil. Ukrainians were tempted to be brave, courageous, and heroic, and have been […]

Gospel for February 27 2022 – Luke 6:39-45 Gospel Reflections for February 27 2022 Objects in mirror are closer than they appear. You see that message printed on every sideview car mirror. It has a lesson that Russian leaders should learn as well. I am glad that message is there. You need to know the […]