Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe

Because Jesus rose in his body, we have the hope that we will rise gloriously and that we will share the risen life in both our spiritual and our corporal natures.

Because Jesus has risen. We have the hope of everlasting life. All worldly treasures are pittance in comparison

Because Jesus rose from the dead on Sunday, we Christians observe Sunday as the Day of the Lord.

Politicians can enjoy popularity one day and quickly can endure criticism and rejection the next. This is not unlike what was experienced by Jesus. He was praised on Palm Sunday and rejected by the people only a few days later.

Baptism calls us to a new life in Christ. This life depends upon our believing in Christ. This entails a belief that leads us to trust in Christ and not to trust in the things that the world tells us can bring us happiness and security.

Jesus called the woman of Samaria to drink from the Living Water that only He could provide. He invites each of us to the same Living Water so that we may have a life that will never end.

The Glory revealed on the mountain of Transfiguration is the glory to which each of us are called when we are gathered into the Kingdom by the Lord Jesus so that we can share His glory for all eternity.

God is faithful. For our part, we must repent of our sins and put our faith in Jesus Christ.

As the men brought the paralyzed man to Christ, we are called to bring others to Christ so that they can find healing and wholeness. We consider it a great dead when a doctor can save a person's life. How much greater when we can bring someone to a life that will never end.

Jesus reaching out to the leper and touching him assures us that Jesus reaches out to anyone of us. It matters not who we are or what we have done. He touches all who come to him with compassion and mercy