Gospel Reflections for November 5 2017 The greatest title you can have A World Series win is the greatest honor for baseball players. (I wish the Dodgers had it!) Today’s Gospel is also about titles. There are many honorable titles you can have, such as doctor, judge, or professor. But they each involve expensive education […]

Gospel Reflections for October 29 2017 Jesus keeps it simple and easy The Bible is a big book, and not easy to read. Maybe you have felt frustrated by difficult verses there. You are not alone. Many people have felt the same way, including those in today’s Gospel! They come to Jesus as one who […]

Gospel Reflections for October 22 2017 Jesus separates Church and State. Religion and politics are in the news again. Both the Supreme Court and the Executive Branch have recently affirmed religious freedom in healthcare insurance issues. Some history can help. In a letter to a small Baptist Church in 1801, President Thomas Jefferson reviewed the […]

Gospel Reflections for October 15 2017 What to wear to church? I don’t have much choice in what I wear each day. It’s either this black shirt …or that black shirt! (It may be boring but at least it’s easy) Sometimes people ask me to comment on what other people wear at Mass. I will […]

Gospel Reflections for October 8 2017 We want a change… We want a change in mass shootings and violence. We want a change in North Korea too. Some NFL football players also want to send a message of change. All are good causes, but how we make changes is important. The Gospel presents a person […]