Reflections for Palm Sunday, April 13, 2025
Brothers & Sisters, In our Bible reading today, Isaiah 50:7, the prophet addresses the deep emotions that Jesus must have experienced as he drew closer to Jerusalem, the place of […]
Brothers & Sisters, In our Bible reading today, Isaiah 50:7, the prophet addresses the deep emotions that Jesus must have experienced as he drew closer to Jerusalem, the place of […]
Brothers & Sisters, My major occupation this Lenten Season is reflecting on the Lord’s Prayer, so you will understand that every time I have an opportunity to speak or to […]
Brothers & Sisters, Our journey through Lent has reached the half way mark, and so one of the many names given to this Sunday is Mid-Lent Sunday. It is also […]
How To Be Sure God Listens To Your Prayers We Must Belong to God. “There is one God and one mediator between God and man, the man Christ Jesus” (1 […]
Who is God? The Scripture readings for the first Sunday in Lent, gave us some insight into who God is by highlighting the characters of God that we rely on […]
10 Ways to Walk Through Lent Lent is a season of spiritual preparation in which we remember Christ’s temptation, suffering, and death. Lent is a traditional time for Christians to […]
Brothers and Sisters: Every year on Ash Wednesday, the first day of the Lenten Season, our attention is drawn to three of the essential disciplines of the Christian life, alms […]
The Boundless Love of God Whether we care to admit it or not, there is a part of us that recognizes and acknowledges that there is a God. A God […]
My Dear Brothers and Sisters, Today is the celebration of our Harvest at the Church of St. Martin of Tours and we as a Cure join together in thanksgiving to […]
Dear People of God I share with you a reflection on the Gospel reading for today by Fr. Martin Hogan Today’s gospel reading suggests that Peter heard the call of […]