Reflection for the Second Sunday of Advent
As we enter more fully in to the Holy season of Advent, out us realize the seriousness of the season and not underestimate its importance. Advent should be for us […]
Category: Sunday Reflection
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Reflection for First Sunday of Advent
Happy New Year ! No, we have not turned the secular calendar to 2022 , rather, with the First Sunday of Advent we celebrate the beginning of a new Liturgical […]
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Reflection for Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
We all experience times when trusting in God just doesn’t seem to make sense. It may be the sudden death of a spouse or a child, learning one has a […]
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Reflection for the Thirty-first Sunday of Ordinary Time
Most people wish to be remembered in some way after they die. Some are content to live. On through future generations of their family; while many rely on an epithet […]
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Reflection for Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time
In today’s first reading the prophet Jeremiah speaks out in a way that shows him to be a man of great faith. His words are spoken to the Israelites […]
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Reflection for Twenty-ninth Sunday of Ordinary Time
Indignant. Not a word we use with too much frequency, but we know the feeling when we experience it. The dictionary definition goes something. Along the lines of feeling, characterized […]
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Reflection for Twenty-Eight Sunday in Ordinary Time
In today’s Gospel Jesus encounters a man who has been faithful in his observance of the commandments but wants to be sure that he is on the road to everlasting […]
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Reflection for Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
The call to married life is a call to holiness in the very image and likeness of God. We are told that ” God is one but not solitary ” […]
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Reflection for Twenty-Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time
The basic Christian virtue is love. It goes in three directions: to God, to our neighbor, and to ourselves. Biblical love is primarily not an emotion – it expresses […]
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Reflection for the Twenty-fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time
There are a number of references in the Scriptures concerning wisdom. Wisdom is described by Saint James today as being pure – we could even say that wisdom is innocent. […]