This third Sunday of Advent is termed Gaudete Sunday. Gaudete means “rejoice” in Latin. It is only fitting that our second reading
Connecting Point
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
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
Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of the least brothers or sisters of mine, you did for me Mt 25:31-46 This Sunday, we culminate the
In my eyes, this week’s Gospel is Jesus’ way of telling me that I need to stop and self-reflect. Am I the servant who uses the talents given by
When planning a vacation, I can’t help but get excited once it’s officially on the books. I find myself counting down the days in anticipation.
November is the traditional month for praying for our deceased loved ones. We pray for those who were our mentors and guides throughout the years and
How oppressed, afflicted, or anxious are you? How blessed are you? Does it depend on what type of day you are having? Or does it depend on your
Does it feel like an obstacle course sometimes? Or like we are navigating some kind of quest? We attend Mass together as a Catholic community and
Our Gospel this week is the parable Jesus told of the man who invited many friends to come to a banquet. When they all gave excuses not to come, he