Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year B
It can be frustrating in our lives to begin a project and watch it die because no one continues what we started.
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year B
It can be frustrating in our lives to begin a project and watch it die because no one continues what we started.
Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year B
A few years ago, I was on vacation with some friends of mine. These friends, they have several small kids.
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year B
Ask this question of people who are somewhat familiar with the contents of the four Gospels: What command does Jesus give to His followers the most during His public ministry?
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year B
My second-grade teacher, the long-suffering Sr. Edna Marie, said something in religion class which went off in my brain like a bomb: “When you follow Jesus, you discover that the more you give away, the more you have left over.”
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year B
We walk by faith, not by sight. What does St. Paul mean?
Pentecost Sunday – Year B
A person of faith is a person who prays. Prayer is an important part of our lives, as people of faith.
Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B
At the time today’s first reading from the Book of Leviticus was written, people were ignorant about the cause and cure of leprosy, but they did know one thing and that was the devastating impact the disease had on the society of the Jewish people.
Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B
From the musical comedy Showboat, we have the beautiful song “Ol’ Man River” by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein, sung by the character Joe.
Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year B
It’s an extraordinary teacher who can hold his or her students spellbound. Yet that is what Mark, in today’s Gospel, tells us that Jesus did as he began to teach in the synagogue this certain day.