3rd Sunday after Epiphany 2024 St. Paul teaches us to be at peace with all men when it is possible. Of course, there are times when peace is not possible, but for a good Catholic war is only for the sake of restoring the peace once again. A person who is vengeful in his anger…
2nd Sunday after Epiphany 2024 The Magi had open minds and were seeking the truth. They followed the star and received Christ into their hearts. Unlike God’s revelation to the Magi or St. John the Baptist, the wedding feast was a manifestation of Christ’s divinity to everyone. In the divine plan, God did not change…
Feast of the Holy Family 2024 St. Joseph is the head of our family. He was formed in the image of God the Father because he was given a share of the same love that God possesses for His Son. St. Joseph loves us as he loved Christ, because we are part of the Mystical…
4th Sunday after Epiphany 2023 This season reiterates the Church’s teaching that Jesus Christ is both human and divine, a belief which is under attack in our day. We see both natures of our Redeemer on display in the Gospel account for this Mass. God sends storms and trials into our lives to shake us…
3rd Sunday after Epiphany 2023 Before we make our offering at the altar we must first reconcile with our neighbor, and we also have an obligation to thank God and our neighbor for the gifts we have been given. All the miracles of Our Lord recounted during this season after Epiphany teach us Christ’s motivation. …
2nd Sunday after Epiphany 2023 This Epistle tells us that we should bless and not curse our enemies. We see this exemplified in the story of St. Maria Goretti, who wanted her murderer to be with her in Heaven. We see it in the prayer of St. Stephen offered for Saul, which led to his…
4th Sunday After Epiphany 2022 This week we will bless throats in honor of St. Blaise. The Holy Ghost through St. Paul writes that we should owe no man anything except to love one another. This endorses living debt free, as much as possible, but it does not include being free of charity which all…
3rd Sunday After Epiphany 2022 From the life of St. Raymund of Pennafort we learn that it is never too late to follow a life of holiness. This Mass reminds us that we do not belong here below but above with God in heaven. Therefore we should pray always with that intention and separate ourselves…
2nd Sunday After Epiphany 2022 The Wedding Feast at Cana is the Gospel for today and the third theophany that marks the feast of the Epiphany. January 6th celebrates the coming of the Magi but it remembers the Baptism of Our Lord and His first miracle at Cana. The Blessed Mother played a pivotal role…
Feast Of The Holy Family 2022 This first Sunday after the Epiphany begins the short season of manifesting the divinity of God made Man. The Gospel contains the first words of the Word made Flesh and clearly reveal He is completely aware of His identity and mission. The Holy Family is the model for all…
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