Death has truly lost it's sting!

In the Easter Night, Fr. Ryan calls for us to see in the light our salvation in Jesus Christ.

After the long reading from the Passion (not included), Fr. Ryan reflects briefly that the suffering of the Christ is the consequence of sin and thus the beginning of true Mercy.

Fr. Adam Travis reflects on the symbols of Holy Thursday and, in particular, aspects of the ordained Priesthood of Jesus Christ.

After the lengthy reading of St. Matthew's Passion, Fr. Humphries speaks about the symbols of the Sacred Triduum and lovely speaks of Holy Mother Church as our Drama Queen!

On this Fifth Sunday of Lent, as the statues and images are veiled, Father calls us to humble ourselves and to trust in Christ rather than our own senses or wisdom. Only in this way can we think with Christ and the Church and come to true wisdom.

Fr. Thomas, CMI visited us from India to preach on mission.

The Deacon's Sermon for the Third Sunday in Lent reflects upon the woman at the well and her life-changing interaction with Jesus.

Father's Sermon for the Third Sunday in Lent according to the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite calls us to question our own ability to comprehend the world around us and to understand all things. Rather, we ought to devote ourselves entirely the to the Lord and trust to right reason only those worldly things we see around us. Where the supernatural world is involved, our reason fails us and so we must rely on the Lord and His Church.

God reveals Himself to all of us, if we are willing to follow Him to the place in which He wishes to reveal Himself. Like the Transfiguration in the scriptures, Jesus wants us to know Him as He is.