Thursday of the Fourth Week of Lent God invites us to put our faith in Jesus. It may be easier for some people, but not for everyone. The skeptic and the agnostic will… Continue reading →

Tuesday of the Fourth Week of Lent Do we truly desire the healing of our spiritual weakness and our bad habits? God does. And God wants to provide for our needs but requires… Continue reading →

Fourth Sunday of Lent Gospel reading: Homily: As much as I enjoy the kind of interaction with others that I have always considered normative, with visual and auditory cues, facial expressions, banter, and… Continue reading →

Saturday of the Third Week of Lent No need to admit it out loud, but we all have some Pharisee-like tendencies. Just keep our eyes trained on Jesus, not on our neighbor, not… Continue reading →

Friday of the Third Week of Lent Putting that Greatest Commandment into practice now requires more creativity and intentionality. It wasn’t always easy before these restrictions to social interaction were imposed on us.… Continue reading →

Solemnity of St. Joseph, Husband of Mary We have entered unprecedented times. But we have been entrusted the care of one another. Like Joseph, whose world was violently overturned, we move forward trusting… Continue reading →

Wednesday of the Third Week of Lent While we hear sad stories of panic-buying and hoarding by our own fellow citizens, we also hear of uplifting stories of people reaching out in compassion… Continue reading →

Tuesday of the Third Week of Lent We are working on making Sunday mass available by live-stream from the parish website. This Sunday anyway, Bishop Knestout will be live-streaming mass from the Cathedral,… Continue reading →

Third Sunday of Lent We all surely have a personal grasp of what it is to thirst. But there’s thirst, and then there’s “thirst.” I’m thinking that at this moment, we all could… Continue reading →