All of creation kneels and bows its head in silence. The Creator of life and love has suffered, died and given his life for love of us....

From the Dogmatic Constitution of the Church Second Vatican Council “See, the days are coming, says the Lord, when I will make a new...

After calling Peter and his brother Andrew, John and his brother James, to follow him as his disciples, Jesus enters a synagogue – which...

To be baptized into Jesus Christ is to share in the love, power and goodness of God and the community of his saints by loving God above...

A Sermon on the Transfiguration by Pope Saint Leo the Great (birth c. 400 – death Nov. 10, 461) “The Lord reveals his glory in the...

In today’s Gospel Jesus is led into the desert by the Holy Spirit to rely upon God the Father, and to pray and fast for Forty days. By...

This coming Wednesday is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of the liturgical season of Lent. These forty days of increased prayer, almsgiving,...

The way to grow in happiness is to fulfill your desire to be a good child of your parents. You do this by doing the good things that...

Jesus gives us a map to the highest heights of heaven with his Sermon on the Mount, (Matt., Chapters 5 -7), beginning with the...

We read in today’s first reading, Isaiah 8:23-9:3, “The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light; upon those who dwelt in...

I want to put this Sunday’s Gospel into historical context and how the Jews might have heard John’s announcement of Jesus: “Behold, the...

There are three significant “epiphanies” in Jesus’ life. “Epiphany” means to make known. We celebrate the three kings who gave gifts of...

To praise God is to recall and admire his wonderful works! You can praise God for the natural beauty of his painted sunrise and sunsets....

Today we celebrate the Solemnity of Christmas! We gather around the table of the Lord to celebrate the Birthday of Jesus Christ. We thank...

We praise God for this liturgical season of Advent which gives us the opportunity to prepare our souls with the special graces of this...

John the Baptist was sent by God to give witness to Jesus Christ, the light of the world. John knew that he himself was not the light. He...

John the Baptist plays a significant role in the liturgical season of Advent. He was sent by God to prepare God‟s people for the coming...

Are we prepared to receive Jesus Christ and his heavenly love and peace into our hearts? This Advent, let us make it our goal to be...

Jesus Christ is the Son of God, the King of the Universe! With the Father and the Holy Spirit he created the universe to be a place of...

Our Archdiocese has been on a “Synodal Journey” for over three years. Archbishop Bernard Hebda started this process which would help him,...