On Divine Mercy Sunday, the 2nd Sunday of Easter Father Garry Koch reflects on the story of the doubling Thomas. He reminds us that the impact of doubters in our lives. We must never let them make us doubt what we believe.

On the Easter Sunday, Father Garry Koch tells uf the meaning of the empty tomb and what we can learn from the disciples in the Upper Room.

On this 5th Sunday of Lent Father Garry Koch asks us to examine our tendency to judge others. We all struggle with our own sin and need mercy. Jesus challenges us to look into our hearts and seek mercy for ourselves and offer mercy, not judgement to others.

On this Fourth Sunday of Lent as Father Garry Koch tells us that no parable demonstrates a better outline for mercy than the Prodigal Son. We are all challenged to show mercy even in the face of the merciless. lent challenges how we value mercy.

On this Third Sunday of Lent Father Garry Koch tells about about the history of God's mercy and compassion throughout history, from Moses' time to Jesus life on earth. This week's readings emphasize the importance of these two principles.

Mercy and compassion are probably two of the most difficult demands to Christian discipleship.

On this 2nd Sunday of Lent Father Garry Koch reflects on the Transfiguration of Jesus on Mount Tabor 40 days before his crucifixion. Father Koch reminds us of the importance of silence in our prayer.

On this First Sunday of Lent Father Garry Koch reminds us that during Lent we are challenged to turn away from sin and follow the Gospel. This is a time for authentic conversion, attempting to change the rest of lives, not just these 40 days.

On this 8th Sunday of Ordinary Time Father Garry Koch reminds us that as the season of Lent approaches we are called to reflect on our own judgement of others. Our focus should be on showing love and mercy toward others and not judging or condemning them.