REMINDER: The Mass of Jubilation is this Sunday, May 19th, at 10am.
There will be no 9AM or 11AM Masses on Pentecost Sunday.
Beginning next Saturday and Sunday and continuing for the weekend of February 6 & 7 we will host a special two-week homily series entitled At the Table. This is a unique, unscripted, honest and candid presentation about the Eucharist. Perhaps you have heard the questions in the promotion of this series before Mass recently. Has […]
1.24.21 At the Table Read More »
This past weekend we celebrated the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. I have always found the most powerful element of this event is that God, through Jesus Christ, walked into the river of human life and immersed himself in it. He demonstrated that he is with us in the murky river of human
1.17.21 Baptism and the United States of America Read More »
Baptism has such significance – spiritually, historically and ecclesially – just for starters. As we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord this weekend, our readings offer some words and concepts that are the foundation for the ritual prayer that publically celebrates the sacrament. We hear of covenant, thirst, God’s word, love, commandments, begotten, the Holy
1/10/21 • Baptism of the Lord 2021 Read More »
I believe our world is in need of restoration – physically, spiritually, emotionally, athletically, educationally and politically, just to name a few experiences that end in the letters a-l-l-y. Particularly with the way this pandemic has come upon us, it is human instinct to seek restoration through healing. Many of you have heard me
During my recent “Tune in With Terry” zoom session that focused on the readings for the Fourth Sunday of Advent, we had a very engaged crowd and a stimulating discussion. The Gospel story under consideration was the Annunciation, Luke 1:26-38. In it the Angel Gabriel appears to Mary and announces that she will give birth
