From the Pastor

Today we celebrate the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Today’s lesson from the Gospel concerns our dual life: spiritual and material. We are the people who are composed from the flesh which is the material and from the soul which is the spiritual. We as the Church, have to be the people of God, more […]

Today we celebrate the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Ordinary Time is for us Extraordinary Time because in its God gives us the very special lessons about our behavior. Today God teaches us simply of our care of the Vineyard which is the Church. He gives us the unusual example – the parable of

Today we celebrate the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Today Jesus gives us the example of the two bad sons. Which of the two boys would you have as an ideal son: the one who bluntly says no to his father’s face and does the job afterwards or the one who says yes and does

Today we celebrate the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time and Spojnia Sunday. Today we have the call to be a family Church, not the large organization, but rather the small Church family with love, which is the bond of good brothers and sisters. We have to open our minds and our hearts for the other

Today we celebrate the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time. In the Ordinary Time we realize that all we are brothers and sisters, and our everyday rule is to love each other and forgive one another. Love is the consequence of the looking on others by our own perspective. Christ Jesus came into the world to

Today we celebrate the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time and also we will have tomorrow the 22nd Anniversary of 9/11. In our daily lives we have to deal with good and bad people, this relationship we call love. The good people are OK for us, but bad are so angry on us and we can’t

Today we celebrate the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. In the divine economy and our usual economy which we practice every day especially in Ordinary Time, we have to select not easy matters but more difficult, not cheap things but more expensive because our master Jesus Christ gave us this kind of example. Jesus in

Today we celebrate the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time. And today we have a very important question of faith to respond: Who is Jesus for me? He is my boss, or he is a stranger maybe my friend, or an oppressor. Today in the Gospel we have the exact response for this question. Jesus is

Today we celebrate the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Ordinary Time concerns us and our real problems. One of the problems in modern world is: who belong to the true Church of God. Jewish People who are chosen by God or pagans who believe in Jesus Christ. Today this question changes the base because many