On this Sixth Sunday of Easter, Father Garry Koch emphasizes the importance of love to us as followers of Jesus. In his gospel, the only commandment that John mentions Jesus' commandment to Love. The love that Jesus refers to is sacrificial, self-giving and unconditional.

On this 5th Sunday of Easter, Father Garry Koch reflects on Jesus' parable about the vine and the branches. Father Garry reminds us that we are incomplete outside of the Church community...when we are apart from Jesus, the vine.

On this 4th Sunday of Easter, Good Shepherd Sunday, Father Garry Koch reflects on Jesus as the Good Shepherd, the True Shepherd. He also shares his thoughts on the role and responsibility of shepherds/leaders in the church today, as well as the sheep.

On this 3rd Sunday of Easter Father Garry Koch tells us that when the risen Jesus appeared to his disciples he was familiar, yet barely recognizable. They were encountering Him in a new way. Because of Jesus' death and resurrection we are able to encounter Him everyday through the sacraments.

The 2nd Sunday of Easter, Divine Mercy Sunday - Mark Chapter 16, 9-15 - Father Garry Koch tells us that upon seeing the risen Jesus for the first time in the Upper Room, and receiving His Holy Spirit, his disciples were permanently transformed. Now as apostles, they were charged with giving testimony, to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ.

Father Garry Koch reflects on the discovery of the empty tomb and the significance of this event to our faith and Christian theology. Jesus conquered death thus giving us the gift of eternal life.

Father Garry Koch reflects on the gospel reading from Mark Chapter 11 and John Chapter 12 for this Palm Sunday. He reviews the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion starting with Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem.

On the 5th Sunday of Lent Father Garry Koch reflects on the Gospel this week, the Gospel of John Chapter 12. It is here that Jesus speaks of two deaths, His own eminent death on the cross and the death to self that is necessary to all who follow Him. We must abandon and forsake this life in order to obtain eternal life.

On this 4th Sunday of Lent, Father Garry Koch tells us that the readings this week demonstrate that "All of God's actions in history is a manifestation of God's love.

On this third Sunday of Lent Jesus challenges us to upset the money changers in our lives and reorient our lives toward the Lord.