Gospel Reflections for February 12 2017 The power to do something good Every year, and only once a year, we change the size of St. Bruno parish. Every other week, our parish includes just the Whittier area, so our programs make Jesus present mainly to the 3,000 families here. We know there are many who […]

Gospel Reflections for February 5 2017 Who wins today? Two football teams that have played hard all season will face off in Houston, Texas for the Super Bowl. People worldwide, even those who never watch sports, will tune in to watch, even if just to see the famous commercials! The Super Bowl showcases the very […]

Gospel Reflections for January 29 2017 School begins… Jesus sits down to teach in today’s Gospel. That was the ancient way. Teachers stand today in front of a class, but in His day, they sat down and students stood. Either way, Our Lord has some important lessons for you. He starts with a famous list […]

Gospel Reflections for January 15 2017 Peaceful transition of power This Friday in Washington, D.C. we will transfer the entire executive power of the United States government from one president to another. That is an amazing event. For more than two hundred and forty years our inaugurations have been the envy of the world. The […]

Gospel Reflections for January 8 2017 I would like to know a few things… I wonder why some people get sick while others stay healthy, how the universe evolved, how a healthcare system can work, and even about peace in the Middle East. I have even more questions ready should I ever speak directly to […]