Jesus is saying goodbye to his disciples in today’s Gospel. He sees them sad and upset, because soon they won’t have him with them – and who can fill that void? Until now he has been the one who took care of them, defended them from the Scribes...
Divine Mercy Sunday Homily. Today I want to introduce you to the Feast of Divine Mercy, and will try to give you a little introduction what the whole message on Divine Mercy is about. Private revelations and apparitions which have been authenticated by the Church have added greatly to the...
The first paragraph of John’s Gospel account (20:1-9) reads a little like a police report about the discovery of a stolen body; it is concise, clear, and dispassionate. The second paragraph is curious too. It has a distinctly ‘forensic’ tone, almost like a detective entering the undisturbed crime scene and...
Today’s feast of the Epiphany celebrates more than the visit of the Magi; it is the manifestation of God to all. To know and to encounter Jesus Christ is to know God personally. In the encounter of the wise men with Jesus we see the plan of God to give...
For the faithful departed: Howard and Lorraine Carter, request by Kimberly Carter John C. Campbell Family, request by Mickey Wood Lorraine and Glen Kerzman, request by David and Mariah Clements Ben, Glen, Al Roberts, request by Chris Beyer Rev. Joseph Nguyen, request by Deacon Jay and Charlene Biedermann Teresa Wells, request by Risen Christ Parish...
Please leave the parking spaces bordering the building and the row just west of that, for seniors who have trouble navigating our icy parking lot.