From the Pastor

Today we celebrate the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time and the Solemnity of Brotherly love in our PNCC; on Tuesday we had the 17th Anniversary of 9/11; on Sep. 14 we had the Feast – Triumph of the Cross – which reminds us that we are from the Holy Cross Parish and it is our […]

Today we celebrate the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time. This Sunday gives us the example of the man who was deaf and mute, and Jesus heals him. Today’s Gospel reminds us that we are all in the same position in relation to God and to others. We need people who can lead us to the

Today we celebrate the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Ordinary Time, when we have more time to think about the truth of our faith, gives us also the opportunity to exempt  ourselves from the participation in the gathering on the Eucharist on the Holy Mass. We have more reasons to absolve ourselves, sometimes we

Today we celebrate the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Ordinary Time is the time when we do ordinary things and we are expected only ordinary people. This is the best time for thinking about matters, which need a special consideration, as the spiritual matters are. But we need also the careful mind to recognize the

Today we celebrate the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time. In the Ordinary Time of our lives we have many situations, which are as unusual as a miracle is. Some times we don’t expect it, some times we don’t observe it but there are miracles in our lives. We have to have deep faith to say

Today we celebrate the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time. When we look at the readings during Ordinary Time we consider very exactly our daily lives. And in today’s Gospel we see from one site the need for a rest; and from the other the obligation to change our plans, because some person needs our help.

Today we celebrate the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time. In the Ordinary Time we are more deeply looking on our own lives and we are seeking the deepen sense of our words and deeds. Our whole life is like a journey with a good friend. This friend is Jesus Christ, our God and Savior. We

Today we celebrate the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time and we celebrated the Independence Day on past Wednesday. The Ordinary Time is the period of the year in which we are looking on the life of Jesus from our own perspective. We have the problems and we are looking in the Gospel – the Good

Today we celebrate the 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time. In this time we are touched by Jesus and his teachings. Today’s Gospel tells us about people in tragic situations: an account of a synagogue official Jairus, desperate because of the illness and death of his little daughter and the lady with the hemorrhage. We are

We celebrate the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. Today’s Mass takes precedence over the regular Sunday Mass, which this year would be the 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time. It takes precedence because in the Church’s liturgical calendar there are only three nativities that are celebrated, the birth of Christ, the birth of His mother