Gospel Reflections for May 19 2019 No Government and no rules! Today’s Gospel and our annual parish Spring Fest this weekend actually affirm that amazing statement. James Madison, the author of our US Constitution and 4th President said the same thing; “If people were angels …there would be no need for rules!” After all, if […]

Gospel Reflections for May 12 2019 We are not sheep! Jesus mentions sheep in today’s Gospel …but not for us! Everyone then knew sheep were timid and easily frightened. They followed their shepherd closely because they felt helpless and could not defend themselves against wolves. They needed a good shepherd! Well, Jesus is that Good […]

Gospel Reflections for May 5 2019 Notice the good news! This Gospel account occurs only a short while after the passion and death of Jesus in Jerusalem. People were probably still in sorrow about those events. I am sure they thought the Romans had put an end to Jesus once and for all. Much to […]

Gospel Reflections for April 28 2019 Mercy Sunday Last week was the horrible bomb attack on the Island of Sri Lanka off the coast of India that killed 300 people while attending Easter services. People everywhere felt a deep compassion for victims and their families. Some also wanted revenge. We certainly want swift justice for […]

Gospel Reflections for April 21 2019 How far would you go to rescue people you love? This Easter is the happy conclusion to a week that started with a tragic fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Thank God brave firefighters could save most of it. The first Easter was the happy conclusion to a […]