Reflection for the Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Few scenes in the Gospel are more moving, more touching d. than today’s from Saint Mark. Jesus and the apostles are exhausted , they tried to get away from the […]
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Message from Deacon Prodip Mrong
Those who do not know me, I am Deacon Prodip Mrong. I am from the diocese of Mymensingh, Bangladesh. Now the question may be: how did I get here? My […]
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Reflection for Fifteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time
This week we listen to Jesus as he sends the disciples out to preach of the need for repentance , and to heal the sick by casting out demons. This […]
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Reflection for Fourteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time
On July 4th in most American communities , there are parades , festivals and speeches given concerning Independence Day and the significance it has for all citizens. Such speeches probably […]
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Reflection for the Thirteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time
In today’s Gospel we have the opportunity to watch how Jesus interacts with people, particularly with the woman afflicted with a hemorrhage. Our observations are important because they may give […]
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Reflection for the Twelfth Sunday of Ordinary Time
On its very first page of the Old Testament introduces God as the creator of the universe,. There are several layers of it: […]
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Reflection for the Eleventh Sunday of Ordinary Time
Scriptures tells us” God’s ways are not man’s ways.” The first reading in today’s liturgy, from the Book of the prophet Ezekiel, is a variation on the theme. We live […]
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Reflection for Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ – Corpus Christi
We use the word ” real ” to street that what we are presenting is true and sincere. Jesu intended to stress the truth when he spoke about himself as […]
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Congratulations to Roedy Wibisono!
Congratulations to the 2021 PICC Community Leaders! 2021 COMMUNITY LEADER AWARDRoedy Wibisono, New Sanctuary MovementRoedy is an outstanding leader within the Indonesian Community at St Thomas Aquinas. He has been a […]
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Reflection for the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity
In today’s Gospel , as Jesus prepares to ascend into heaven, his disciples undoubtedly wonder if they will ever see or experience him again. In today’s first reading, Moses reminds […]