Reflection for the Second Sunday of Easter – Divine Mercy Sunday
There is something almost undeniable beautiful about sunrise and sunset. The soft play of red, orange, and yellow light yields for many, hope for the coming day and a sense…
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Reflection for Easter Sunday – the Resurrection of the Lord
Supposed you visited a faithful grave site and found a gaping hole there with the headstone gone. You would that the cemetery workers had moved the remains the tomb of…
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Reflection for Good Friday
Saint John tells us that Christ’s last words on the cross were ” now it is finished.” We know that he did not mean these words in the sense that…
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Reflection for Palm Sunday
In the old liturgical calendar there were two distinctive. Celebrations focusing on Christ’s solemn entrance into Jerusalem and his passion. Since the revision of the Roman calendar both have been…
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Reflection for the Fifth Sunday of Lent
The first reading of today’s liturgy speaks of the covenant God is offering to the house of Israel and the house of Judah. A covenant is a gracious offer…
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Reflection for Fourth Sunday of Lent
When people speak of our redemption they usually mean one single historic event: the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. We should, however, speak of it as a process started…
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Reflection for 3rd Sunday of Lent
This Sunday Jesus talked about the temple. Few things were closer to the heart of their faith than the temple of Jerusalem . It was here that the people of…
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Reflection for Second Sunday of Lent
No wonder Peter, James, and John were terrified. What was happening to them was unlike anything they had ever seen before. Here was Jesus, transformed before their eyes into an…