Christmas is finally here. During all four weeks of Advent we have been waiting and praying for the coming blessings of Christmas. And Christmas is present here and now, in our Family, in our Church, in our Community and in our hearts. In this Holy Mass which we now celebrate, Christ two times is born […]
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Saturday – December 24, 2011 8:00PM  Christmas Eve  Sunday – December 25, 2011 11:00AM Christmas Day Â
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This Sunday precedes the Christ birthday as well. We have only one week to welcome Jesus Christ in our midst at Christmas. Today’s gospel gives us the example of Mary – the Mother of God. She is the perfect person prepared by God for his Son. But today we should follow her life in our
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This Sunday continues the example of John the Baptist from last Sunday. It gives us the example not only for searching in our life for God, but mainly to recognize the Lord Jesus in our own lives and to make firm attitude of Christian within us. For us it is very important to see the
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Today’s Sunday offers us the example of John the Baptist for pointing on Jesus Christ to others around us. Our today’s situation is different: we don’t looking for God, more God is looking for us in our world. He calls us each time to change our hearts, especially in this Advent season and in this
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What is all about Advent that makes this time so special? Preparation for Christmas is one thing, but that’s not all. Advent gives us a vision of our lives as Christians. Advent shows us the possibilities of our life. Life is a continuous journey through time. A journey in cycles, like waves of the ocean,
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We hope that you have a happy Thanksgiving with your family and friends. One of the things we are most grateful for is having wonderful parishioners and sympatizers like you. God bless you! Fr. Andrew
So as we come to the end of Ordinary Time and the end of the Church Year, we can ask God to form us ever more in His own image. May we find ways to love one another not because we are afraid of hell but because we want to love the Lord.  Thanks to
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When we come to the end of the Ordinary Time we are in the most important things of our faith. We think and discuss of our salvation – what it means for us and how to catch it. Today we have the lesson about our courage in faith. We need to remember that everything in
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