GOSPEL REFLECTIONS

OCTOBER 6, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

Today, marriage is the subject of a lot of attention and controversy. There is a lot of disagreement about what marriage is. Nonetheless, today...

SEPTEMBER 29, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

A literal interpretation of the Gospel we hear today would lead to some physically disfigured Christians walking around. Fortunately for us, from the earliest...

SEPTEMBER 22, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

What question are you most afraid to ask Jesus? For me, the question has always been, “What do you want me to do, Lord?”...

SEPTEMBER 15, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

In today’s gospel, we hear the famous passage of Simon Peter’s faith-filled proclamation of Jesus’ identity of the Son of God near Caesarea Philippi....

SEPTEMBER 8, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

In today’s gospel, Jesus performs the miracle of restoring the ability to hear and the ability to speak to a man who was born...

SEPTEMBER 1, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

This summer, I was blessed with an opportunity for a three month sabbatical. The time spent away from my regular parish responsibilities allowed me...

AUGUST 25, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

When I was in eighth grade, I participated in a national engineering competition called “Future City.” Our team ended up winning regionals and we...

AUGUST 18, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

In today’s gospel, we continue the bread of life discourse, which is the most important text inhuman history. We see that Jesus has come...

AUGUST 11, 2024 GOSPEL REFLECTION

In today’s gospel, critics “murmur” about Jesus. Why do they respond with such skepticism? Jesus says: “I am the bread that came down from...