Ordinary Time

Today we celebrate the 12th Sunday in Ordinary time. Daily lives coming to be our routine but in that time we have special meeting with God which is extraordinary event for us. During that encounter we can know better our Lord and give him our natural praise and worship. Today Jesus speaks about the crucifixion as […]

  Today we celebrate the 10th Sunday in Ordinary Time. It’s beginning again of the Ordinary Time – our own time in the history of salvation. In that time we got it the visitation of God. “A great prophet has arisen in our midst,” and “God has visited his people”. We can meet Him in

Today we celebrate the solemnity of the most holy Body and Blood of Christ – popular we call it by Latin words the Corpus Christi what means the Body of Christ. When we come every Sunday for the Mass we can be sure that this is the real meeting with our Savior Jesus Christ. We

Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity; popular we say Trinity Sunday. This Sunday is the time to contemplate the Mystery of our Faith which is the belief in one God in the three different and unique persons. We believe in God Creator of the whole world, we believe in God who

Today we celebrate the 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time and tomorrow will be Martin Luther King Jr. Day.  OT is our time in the whole history and life of the Church. At the beginning of Ordinary Time – the period in which we consider more deeply is the life and the actions of Jesus. We

Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Baptism of Our Lord Jesus Christ and the first Sunday of the Ordinary Time. When Jesus asked John the Baptist to be baptized in the Jordan, just as John had baptized the other people. Jesus saw that his task was to save people from their sins and change

Today we celebrate the thirty forth Sunday in Ordinary Time – the feast of Christ the King. This is the last Sunday of the Liturgical Year 2012. The whole Liturgy and especially the Gospel speaks of the kingship of Christ. He is our Lord and Master, He is our King. He was born and he

Today we celebrate the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time and on Thursday we will celebrate the Thanksgiving Day. The next Sunday will be the Last Sunday of the Church Calendar. Therefore the topic of today’s Sunday and the next is concerned of the Last things, which will be happened to every one of us: death,

Today we celebrate the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time and also the Baptism of our small brother Mason John Richard Marriott.  When we meet in Church with God Almighty and with our brothers and sisters we celebrate and we build our community. But very often we recognize our real brothers when we work together, when

Today we celebrate the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time and also Heritage Sunday in our PNC Church. Today’s Gospel shows us the example of the two apostles: James and John who misinterpreted what Jesus is saying about the Kingdom of God and the position of the leaders in it. They recognize this Kingdom in the