Connecting Point: January 28, 2024 Published on January 22, 2024 In this Sunday’s Gospel passage, Jesus encounters a man in the synagogue with an unclean spirit that causes him severe suffering. Jesus drives
Connecting Point: January 21, 2024 Published on January 15, 2024 It’s hard to comprehend how fast time goes by. Can you believe we are already starting the fourth week of January 2024? Some of us will dwell
Connecting g Point: January 14, 2024 Published on January 8, 2024 We all listen to voices every day, from conversations with family and friends to those on the radio, television, social media, and even internal
Connecting Point: January 7, 2024 Published on January 1, 2024 We often think of Epiphany cosmically, with the three kings following a star, but Epiphany can also serve as an opportunity to think relationally
Connecting Point: December 31, 2023 Published on December 27, 2023 Celebrating the Feast of the Holy Family this Christmas season is an excellent time to reflect on what makes a Christian family truly special. While
Connecting Point: December 25, 2023 Published on December 23, 2023 Quite often, greatness and light emerge from the most unexpected places. This is an inspiring message for our Christmas celebration. One would expect
Connecting Point: December 24, 2023 Published on December 18, 2023 What is blocking me from listening to God’s call? One could logically argue that it is technically impossible to answer this question.
Connecting Point: December 17, 2023 Published on December 11, 2023 This third Sunday of Advent is termed Gaudete Sunday. Gaudete means “rejoice” in Latin. It is only fitting that our second reading
Connecting Point: December 10, 2023 Published on December 4, 2023 Our second reading at Mass this weekend is from the second letter of St. Peter. In it, he tells us that we should be persons “conducting
Connecting Point: December 3, 2023 Published on November 27, 2023 We are in that time again where we set back our clocks an hour, turn on the heat in our houses, make sure our cars are holding up (along with the air