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Pentecost Sunday May 31, 2020
Today, we cannot hide behind red vestments and hanging doves and so called, “Coming of the Holy Spirit” if our lives are not filled with the goodness, the love and the justice of a Holy Spirit. For centuries, we have waved the flags of Pentecost each year, whoopee for the Holy Spirit, but then continueContinue reading “Pentecost Sunday May 31, 2020”
Easter VI Sunday May 17, 2020
The world of money and the stock markets speak of corrections that happen from time to time. The advice is always, don’t panic: what goes down, comes back up. Right now, worldwide, we are going through a value and social correction which the world has not experienced in a very long period of time. WhatContinue reading “Easter VI Sunday May 17, 2020”
Good Shepherd Sunday: IV Easter May 3, 2020
Jesus presents himself to us today as someone who wants to help us put our “lives back together” and to show us that there is a simple way to live a “more abundant life.” The secret is not in things, or work, but in love and being a personal resource to help each other toContinue reading “Good Shepherd Sunday: IV Easter May 3, 2020”
Third Sunday of Easter, April 26, 2020
What are you discussing as you walk along? This is the question that Luke asks in today’s gospel. (Luke 24:13-35) Whoever the two were, they were escaping Jerusalem for a safer town. They feared, as the disciples who locked themselves inside, in Jerusalem, that they were closer to being caught. So they escaped. They wereContinue reading “Third Sunday of Easter, April 26, 2020”
II Sunday Easter April 19, 2020
So where are we today– almost at a Peak, levelling out, descending the peak? The Trumpists declare the virus’ defeat. They want their freedom back. “Liberate Michigan.” Andrew Cuomo declared Saturday morning that he has never seen the emotions of Americans running so high: anxious, frustrated, angry, distressed, depressed. These were also the emotions ofContinue reading “II Sunday Easter April 19, 2020”
A Thoughtful Article
It is important to read substantive and thoughtful articles exploring the deeper meanings and significance of what is happening in our world of the Pandemic. I recommend this article, “Prepare for the Ultimate Gaslighting” by Julio Vincent Gambuto published on Forge/Medium.com on April 10, 2020. –Fr. Richard Mangini https://forge.medium.com/prepare-for-the-ultimate-gaslighting-6a8ce3f0a0e0 Sandra’s note: Also, here is someContinue reading “A Thoughtful Article”
Good Friday – A Celebration of Life 4/10/20
In many ways, Good Friday feels like we are coming to a funeral, to a memorial service for a man who died over 2,000 years ago, but actually we are coming to do what many families want to do today, rather than celebrate a funeral, to do a celebration of life. One insight is absolutelyContinue reading “Good Friday – A Celebration of Life 4/10/20”
Sunday of the Lord’s Passion, April 5, 2020
Today we begin a week that remembers how Jesus died, how he left this world. For many centuries, the Catholic Church has called the Paschal Mystery. No one escapes the Paschal Mystery. We passed over from God and began who we are as human beings, and each of us will return and passover once againContinue reading “Sunday of the Lord’s Passion, April 5, 2020”
A Profession of Faith for the Fifth Sunday in Lent, March 29, 2020
This morning as we stand to make a Profession of Faith, I want each one of us to make a personal profession, to profess my faith in God and for you to profess your faith in God. What do you profess today? This is what I profess: I BELIEVE that you, Our Father, Jesus OurContinue reading “A Profession of Faith for the Fifth Sunday in Lent, March 29, 2020”
Introduction to Mass of the Fifth Sunday of Lent
As with Lazarus, a beloved friend of Jesus , we too face a possible viral sickness and even death. And we do so relying upon ourselves, quarantines and social distancing. But we also rely upon the encouragement and help of Jesus who is a healer of body and soul, and of mind and spirit. AtContinue reading “Introduction to Mass of the Fifth Sunday of Lent”
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