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 […]
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We start once again the Ordinary Time which is the special period when we receive teaching concerning ourselves, because Ordinary Time is our time in the whole History of Salvation. Today we have a call like Andrew and the other disciple, John. We need to recognize and to realize this call as the voice of
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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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Our spiritual life in Christ is like the wedding party which is simply for us the Eucharist. We have the choice to be on it or not, this is our opportunity. For to be on it we need first of all the desire to meet the Son of God – the bridegroom. The rest things
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Today we celebrate the Solemnity of All Saints. Today we also pray for our departed parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters, relatives and friends to help them for their meeting with eternal God. Today we want to honor the two sides of the Church – the first the Church Triumphant that’s mean – All Saints and
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The Solemnity of All Saints is celebrated on November 1. It is a holiday of obligation, and it is the day that the Church honors all of God’s saints, even those who have not been canonized by the Church. It is a family day of celebration—we celebrate the memory of those family members (sharing with
Today’s lesson from the Gospel is more important, because it concerns our relationship with our brothers and sisters, also with our neighbors and of course with our God. The love is the most important thing on the world, it concerns all people: the rich and the poor, the black and the white, the American and
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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 spiritual than material. Today’s question from the Gospel and
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