Ordinary Time

Today 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 […]

Today we celebrate the 11th Sunday in Oridinary Time also the Father’s Day. On this Father’s Day we are praying for our dads, whether they are near or far away, living or deceased, and especially for the dads here in our congregation. We want them become the fathers on the pattern of our Heavenly Father.

Today we celebrate the solemnity of the most holy Body and Blood of Christ – popular we call it theCorpus Christi. When we come every Sunday for Eucharist we can be sure that this is the real meeting with our Savior Jesus Christ. The symbols, the gestures, the music, and the form of our worship

Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the 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 persons. We believe in God the Father Creator of the whole world, we believe in God the Son

The Ordinary Time is for us the simple guidance of the daily moments of our lives. Next Tuesday we will celebrate the feast of love – St. Valentine’s day; we will send cards and give presents to the persons whom we love. This Sunday gives us the example of difficult behavior of Jesus to the

The Ordinary Time which is our time in the salvation history of the Church gives us the short lessons of our Christian daily lives. Our example for being the good Christian is simply our master Jesus Christ. And we have to understand his mission and his duties; to do the same in our daily lives.

In the ordinary period of our lives we have to remember about the main source and the author of our existence and look more closely on Jesus Christ as our Super Star. We really worship him in the Mass, we praise Him in every our prayer and we see Him doing the marvelous things when

On this Sunday Christ proclaims that we have to repent to enter the Kingdom of God. And from the other side the Sunday scripture readings are talking about radical discipleship. And by radical discipleship I mean something much more than just following Jesus in a pedestrian sort of way. I mean something much more than