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Corpus Christi Procession

This Sunday is the Feast of Corpus Christi, or the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ. After our 9 AM Mass, we will be holding a Eucharistic Procession. Why? - The Eucharist is the "source and summit of the Christ

Carrying Our Cross

The Church celebrates this sixth Sunday of Lent as both Palm Sunday and Passion Sunday. This is the place in the Liturgical year when the Church stop us, so that we can remember and relive the events which brought about

Generous Giving

Let our Christmas gift to him be a heart full of love and a strong and sincere resolution to share it generously with others.

Awaiting Christmas

A Christ-less Christmas is such a sad thing. That is why we have the advent season where we make due preparation for Christmas and welcome Christ into our life and into our communities.

In All Circumstances, Give Thanks

It is easy to find ourselves on an island of despair. Perhaps it is time that we sit down and take an inventory of our blessings.

October, Month of the Holy Rosary

At one time this prayer was particularly dear to Christian families, and it certainly brought them closer together. It is important not to lose this precious inheritance. We need to return to the practice of family prayer and prayer for families.

"For I Was Hungry, and You Gave Me Food"

"The parable of the rich man and Lazarus must always be present in our memory; it must form our conscience. Christ demands openness to our brothers and sisters in need." - Pope St. John Paul II

God's Mercy Knows No Bounds

Yes, there is not a single day in which we do not fail God in one way or another. And God forgives every time we turn to him and implore his mercy. Even our whole life-time won’t suffice to understand how great God’s mercy [is].

God's Infinite Wisdom

To make the right choices requires ‘wisdom,’ the light that comes from God, because the reading says that following one’s impulses and insights, man does not get to find out what is good. He is not able to know the will of the Lord because his reasonings are uncertain.