For the Second Sunday of Lent Father Garry Koch reflects on the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 9 where Jesus takes Peter, James and John to the mountaintop and they witness His transfiguration. Father Garry tells us that although our ultimate goal is to be on the mountaintop with the Lord; Our journey of Life and faith is a constant trek from wilderness to mountaintop.

On this first Sunday of Lent Father Garry Koch challenges us to face our own temptations. He also reminds us that the Lord provides angels in our lives to help us to overcome the temptations and struggles we face.

On this 6th Sunday in Ordinary time, Father Garry Koch reflects on the 1st Gospel of Mark and Jesus healing of the leper. The healing of the leper is another sign to Jesus' followers that the kingdom of God is overcoming the power of Satan in the world.

In this commentary Father Garry Koch focuses on the healing ministry of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark. Father Koch tells us how Jesus was recognized by his followers as someone extraordinary who brought healing to a world broken by sin and overcome by the kingdom of Satan.

On this fourth Sunday in ordinary time, Father Garry Koch reflects on the beginning of Jesus' teaching ministry when he speaks in the synagogue and exorcises a demon from a man. This is the beginning of Jesus' popularity among the people of Galilee.

On this third Sunday in Ordinary Time, the Sunday of the Word of God, Father Garry Koch tells us how the Gospel of Mark prepares the reader for the "ending", the crucifixion of Jesus. John the Baptist's, martyrdom is a foreshadowing of the crucifixion of Jesus.

On this 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time , Father Garry Koch reflects on the The Gospel of John, Chapter 1, where John the Baptist proclaims "Behold the Lamb of God!" as Jesus walked by. Upon hearing this, Andrew went on to proclaim to his brother Simon that he has found the Messiah, thus becoming the first to evangelize to another.

On this Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, we are reminded that the baptism of Jesus in the river Jordan marks the beginning of His ministry. We share in this baptism, but not of Jesus and water, but baptism through Jesus' passion, death and resurrection.

As we celebrate the Feast of Epiphany, Father Garry Koch reflects on the journey of the Magi to pay homage to the Messiah. He tells us that the Magi's arduous search and task for the pursuit of the truth and God reminds us of the challenges and blessings of our own spiritual journey.