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In the eyes of Jesus, Peter saw the one who insists on loving him into life beyond his fear and inadequacies.


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When Jesus’ neighbors thought he would bring them untold blessings, they spoke favorably of him.  When they understand he is asking them to bring blessings to others, they are enraged. 


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It is our teaching that when the Word of God is proclaimed at liturgy, we are not remembering something God once said.  God is speaking to us live, now, through these graced words.

I am presiding at the weekend Masses at St. Pio in Roseville, Sat. 4pm, Sun. 9/11 am.

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it stands to reason that Jesus’s first public “sign” takes place at a wedding feast,  for Jesus himself is the marriage of divinity and humanity. 

I am presiding this weekend and next at St. Pio Church in Roseville. 01/15 @ 4 pm, 01/16 @ 9 and 11 am. 
And the following weekend, 01/22 @ 4 pm, 01/23 @ 9 and 11 am. 

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It is a mythic river that Jesus wades into, the Jordan, which flows under the same sky where a mighty wind was sweeping over the waters at the dawn of Creation.

I will be presiding at the January 8 4pm Vigil Mass at St. Faustina in Warren.

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The wise men come bringing gifts of myrrh, gold and frankincense, all profound references to the 1st Temple in Jerusalem.

I will be presiding at the 5pm Sunday Evening Mass @ St. Andrew, Rochester.

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 For Luke, “being lost” is like “being dead,”  and “being found” is like “being made alive.”  This is stated most dramatically at the end of the parable of the prodigal son, “your brother was dead and is alive; he was lost and is found”.


May you be renewed by your celebration of Christ's birth.
Fr. Joe

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It is to shepherds that this Good News is announced:  
“Do not be afraid;  for behold,  I proclaim to you good news of great joy that will be for all the people."  
While the emperor says "ALL the world,"  the shepherds proclaim "For ALL the people."

May you be renewed by your celebration of Christ's birth.
Fr. Joe

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Mary and Elizabeth are not alone. How good it is that God gave them one to another. God's most radical intervention into history was listened to and received in community.

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"The daybreak from on high will visit us to shine on those who sit in darkness and death’s shadow, to guide our feet into the path of peace.” (Luke 1:78-79)

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