Gospel & Reflection for the Sixth Sunday of Easter 2025

The self-considered conquerors, the Trump’s, Putin’s, and Netanyahu’s of this world have had their time, too much of it in truth. It is time for something better, more meaningful, more life-giving than life taking. It is time for people of true and meaningful character.... READ MORE

Gospel & Reflection for the Fifth Sunday of Easter 2025

love is never ridiculous, never distasteful, and never should be rejected. A God who loves unconditionally and who proved His love by sending His only Son, was the one thing that the might and force of the Roman Empire never considered, and this one loving God was what saw the Roman Empire begin its decline as a political and military force.... READ MORE

Gospel & Reflection for the Fourth Sunday of Easter 2025

It is easy to learn and recite something about God; anyone can do so. But we are called more to know God; to know God in our own heart, and allow our heart, allow God, reach out and influence others.... READ MORE

Gospel & Reflection for the Third Sunday of Easter 2025

There is the opportunity to put right recent wrongs and rediscover the love, forgiveness and strength of God – being able to say three times how much they love, rather than deny, the Lord. They realize that they are not abandoned to a cruel world or to their own failures but are forever graced with God’s presence and are secure with His hand on their shoulder.... READ MORE

Gospel & Reflection for the Second Sunday of Easter – Divine Mercy Sunday

“In every family there are times when there is hurt, anger, or alienation. But we cannot run away from our family. We have only one family and so, after every falling out, we must make an effort to be reconciled.”... READ MORE