Fr. Mike Leclerc, First Sunday of Advent

Just as snow brightens over the dark dirty ground and the dead leaves on the street, and brightens up the world when it's at its darkest point, so we are called to transform the dark into something that truly reflects the light of Christ to brighten up the world.

Fr. Mike Leclerc, 34th Sunday In Ordinary Time

"God wants you to deepen your relationship with him so that you don’t feel the burdens all by yourself, so you don’t face the forces coming at you all alone, so that together you deal with the pressure of whatever is going on in your life, pandemic related or not."

Dcn. Marco Argentino, 33rd Sunday In Ordinary Time

"Jesus’ words today are not spoken to frighten us. Rather, they are offered to prepare us for the changes we will experience not only in the next few months but during our lifetimes and at the end times"

 

 

Fr. Mike Leclerc, 32nd Sunday In Ordinary Time

"We too often think of Sunday as the last day of the week. But in actuality, it's supposed to be the first. Why does it matter? Well, are we here giving God one of our leftover hours at the end of a long tiring week spent trusting in just about everything but God? Or are we giving God one of the first of our 168 hours this coming week?"

Fr. Lou Cerulli, 31st Sunday In Ordinary Time

“Let us start with a reflection on three keywords: Focus, Flow, Love and five key points to remember how much God loves you!”

Fr. Mike Leclerc, 30th Sunday In Ordinary Time

"One blind man starts to see gradually, the other instantly. For us too, sometimes our eyes are opened gradually and other times instantly. For some people their faith and their decision to follow Christ and place Him at the center of their life is a gradual process, for others, they know the time and place where they made that decision."

Fr. Mike Leclerc, 29th Sunday In Ordinary Time

"The point is, we have Yeshua of Nazareth, Jesus the carpenter's son, as our mediator with the Father. We have someone who knows the struggles and temptations you face... You are human, and there is nothing that you can’t bring before Jesus because Jesus knows the human heart; he has one."

 

 

Dcn. Marco Argentino, 28th Sunday In Ordinary Time

“So, here are questions, and the challenges that come out of today’s story from Jesus. What is missing on my list, what am I called to be?”

 

 

Fr. Mike Leclerc, 27th Sunday In Ordinary Time

"God the Father wants all marriages to be fulfilling and to be a visible expression of His love for us. How much does He love us? Well, He sacrificed His Son for us. That is the love, the ideal God wants for us to live out in marriage."

Fr. Mike Leclerc, 26th Sunday In Ordinary Time

"Our country’s mistreatment, abuse and neglect of indigenous peoples – not just historically, but that continues to today – is a millstone we have as country, and it is a stumbling block that prevents us from being an effective voice for justice and human rights around the world. It is the same thing for our Church. We should have been a voice standing up to the government in protection of the dignity and rights of indigenous peoples, instead of being complicit and sometimes leading the abuse and mistreatment."