Gospel Reflections for June 4 2017 Commencement exercises At schools around the country students are graduating. Some feel ready while others might feel uncertain. Although they are ending their final year, their graduation ceremony is ironically called a “commencement.” Well …it does begin a new kind of life. Where once students only received knowledge in […]
Gospel Reflections for May 28 2017: ASCENSION
Gospel Reflections for May 28 2017 Time to go… We celebrate the Ascension of Our Lord today …although I don’t think His disciples celebrated at all! They must have hated to see Our Lord leave. Even though He often said that He was leaving and that the Holy Spirit would come soon, His disciples could […]
Gospel Reflections for May 21 2017: 6th Sunday of Easter
Gospel Reflections for May 21 2017 I know this person! We are in our third day of our Parish Carnival and it has been great fun for thousands of people. There is a big prize coming this Sunday evening when the $6000 raffle prize winner’s name is drawn. You can imagine that person’s joy! The […]
[SPECIAL] What is new about Middle East Peace?
Recent events could mean the biggest advance to Middle East peace in a very long time. The first is the unprecedented trip the president will make this week to Saudi Arabia, Israel, and the Vatican, which in turn are the centers of Islam, Judaism, and Roman Catholicism. The purpose is to join leaders of these […]
Gospel Reflections for May 14 2017: 5th Sunday of Easter
Gospel Reflections for May 14 2017 Archaeology tells a story of love Today’s Gospel is probably proclaimed more than any other, mainly because families often choose it …at funerals. When Jesus mentions that “In my Father’s House there are many mansions” and that “I am preparing a place for you” and then “I will come […]
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