Jesus is the WAY, the TRUTH and the LIFE.  This is the way for us to experience the resurrection here and now.  The gospel this weekend reminds us to always abide in Christ as He abides in the Heavenly Father.  May we share the joy and love of Jesus Risen in everything we do!!

This weekend we celebrate GOOD SHEPHERD SUNDAY---a chance to tune into the voice of Christ who is the Good Shepherd who give an abundant life to His sheep.  There are a lot of voices out there---will we have the courage to turn down the noise and tune into the loving voice of our Saviour?

The road to Emmaus teaches us how to share and live the resurrection each day and be disciples in our world today.  We accompany, we listen, we share and we witness the love of Jesus in our lives with others!!  May we always recognize Christ in the Eucharist---the breaking of the bread!!

The gospel this coming weekend calls us on mission to be Christ in the world bringing mercy, compassion, healing and reconciliation.  We hope that through our actions, service and sacrifice---others may see the Risen Lord through us!!

Happy Easter!!  Jesus is Risen!!!  The tomb is empty---how can we live the resurrection today?  Listen for some ideas!!

Fr. John continues this series reflecting on catechesis on discernment offered by Pope Francis.  Fr. John focuses on talks 9/10/11 and shares about true consolation and confirming our choices.

As we prepare for the Triduum, this weekend Fr. John reflects on the first reading from Isaiah as we celebrate Palm Sunday.  We are all called to set our faces and lives like flint----determined and resolute to share the Good News and offer our lives for the sake of the Gospel.

Fr. John continues this Lenten series reflecting on the second chance given to Lazarus after being raised from the dead and St. Francis of Assisi who calls us to always forgive. We can live a new life here and now.

Fr. John continues this series reflecting on the challenge of desolation and how we can learn and grow from the stuggles of our lives.  This is based on the catechesis on discernment offered by Pope Francis.

Fr. John continues his Lenten message series talking about the man born blind and how Jesus heals us so that we can truly see----and he even talks about former Notre Dame football head coach Lou Holtz!!