Lenten Reflections – Week Five
Psalm 119:15 reads, “I will ponder your precepts and consider your paths.” During the 40 days of Lent, make a spot in your day for a one-minute reflection.
Learning to live the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the spirit of St. Francis of Assisi.
Psalm 119:15 reads, “I will ponder your precepts and consider your paths.” During the 40 days of Lent, make a spot in your day for a one-minute reflection.
From Our Associate Pastor How many of us firmly believe that God loves us unconditionally? If we do not, our faith and hope in Him will be in vain. God created us in his image and likeness so that we could respond to that love with which He loves us so much. God’s greatest proof Read More
From Our Pastoral Council There was a simple stone slab on the floor with a solitary cross. It was smooth and cool to the touch and lay in front of the entrance to the tomb; it was the Anointing Stone. The tomb had an anteroom and a second room with a cracked slab – the Holy Read More
Friar Oscar Mendez writes about following God’s Commandments.
FROM OUR ASSOCIATE PASTOR In this weekend’s Gospel, the second Sunday of Lent, Jesus foretells his resurrection to his apostles. Jesus takes Peter, James, and John with him to witness his resurrection in his transfiguration. This demonstration was so wonderful that they didn’t even know what to say or how to explain the experience. While Read More
del Consejo Pastoral Damos la bienvenida a este nuevo año con fe y bondad para aprender a equilibrar nuestros días para que podamos obtener la sabiduría para elegir el camino de nuestro Señor. Que él llene nuestras corazones de bondad, compasión y amor. Señor, que a lo largo del día tu amoroso cuidado nos Read More
From Our Pastoral Council We welcome this new year with faith and kindness to learn how to balance our days so that we might gain the wisdom to choose our Lord’s way. That He may fill our hearts with kindness, compassion, and love. Lord, throughout the day, may your loving care surround us, transforming Read More
FROM OUR ASSOCIATE PASTOR The Gospel of this Sunday, the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, presents us with an image of Jesus who is very active, contemplative, and prayerful. First, he goes to the house of Peter’s mother-in-law, who is bedridden with a tremendous fever. Jesus takes her by the hand, restores her, heals her, Read More
From Pope Francis How can we assist the terminally ill? In a new Pope Video prayer intention, Pope Francis reminds us that the terminally ill have the right to medical, psychological, spiritual, and human assistance. Let us pray with Pope Francis “that the terminally ill and their families always receive the necessary medical and human Read More
From Deacon Lyle At some point in your life, you may feel yourself being brought to your knees by urges and forces that are too strong. We must turn to a power above and beyond ourselves. Jesus’ authority came from his human nature. There we see what it can mean to be fully human: compassionate, Read More
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