Gospel & Reflection for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity 2025

This community of faith, our community, in our trust of God and our witnessing to Him in all the ways we do, this is our growing in relationship with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Gospel & Reflection for the Feast of Pentecost 2025

We speak of ‘Spirit’ quite a lot, even those who claim not to believe in it! In some way, it is a fleeting recognition that as human beings we are more than just skin and bone. There is much more going on inside of us than just biology. This mysterious inner yearning is the Holy Spirit.

Gospel & Reflection for the Feast of the Ascension of the Lord

Through the Ascension, the bridge between Heaven and earth was opened, and where God is, He wants us to be. This is something that we cannot accomplish by ourselves. It is a gift. It is grace. But we can help ourselves with it by opening our hearts to that gift, and in all we say and do, abide with the Lord always, as He abides with us.

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.

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.