With this pasy Fridays killing at the elementary school in Conn. it makes it hard to feel like rejoicing. It raises many questions about life and God. So all the more do we need to hear the Good News; Jesus is still coming.
Our Dignity, Our Calling
Do we really uhnderstand the dignity nwe hold as children of God?
Who Is our King?
We all have our things we put before God. Coffee, Chocolate, the Media, Fashion, Famous People, Politics or Ideologies. As Catholics, we are called to ave Christ as our king in all aspects of our lives. It is Jesus that died on the cross for us. It is He who has mercy on us, nobody else.
Jesus is Coming!
Are you ready for Him? How would you react if I said He was coming tomorrow?
Jesus is Coming
Jesus comes to us every week in the Eucharist. Next week, Jesus is coming as our Judge. In Advent, we prepare the way for the child Jesus.
Renewing the Temple Within
The Church is in dire need of renewal. We are the church. We have abandoned the ways of Christ and preferred our own ways. We suffer all the more because of it. I invite you to be renewed from withing by embracing all aspects of our faith.
To Love God is the Greatest Commandment
If you struggle with loving God as you should, ask Mary for help.
Go Your Way, Follow Jesus
Jesus said to Bartimaeus, “Go your way, your faith has saved you.” Immediately he received his sight and followed Him on the way. (Mk 10:52)
Fr David Peck on Vatican II
So what did Vatican II really say? Fr Peck gvies a brief overlay of the documents. I hope it may inspire you to actually read it yourself.
Here is his homily for that Sunday:
This is his brief overview:
The Culture of Death vs The Sacred Heart
The pessimism and depression of the world cannot bring fulfillment. Rather, Jesus is the one that saves. Dedicate your life and your family to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Let His heart concur the world that is attacking your heart and family.