Let us place in the #ImmaculateHeart of Mary, where God is mirrored, the inestimable goods of fraternity and peace, all that we have and are, so that she, the Mother whom the Lord has given to us, may protect us and watch over us.
What is needed is an infinite mercy, like that of the #SacredHeart, to remedy so much of the evil and suffering we see in the lives of human beings…. Let us entrust ourselves and the world to Him!
Join us Friday, March 19 to honor the life of Saint Joseph. Gather for adoration, meditation, reflection, benediction and beautiful music. All are welcome to come pray before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament and to honor the life of Saint Joseph.
"God provides us with the wedding garments,with all that we need in this life to get to the wedding banquet, to eternal life with God."~Fr. Dave
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We are called to love others and to not be distracted by what we have or love our possessions inordinately. Rather, in the words of St. Ignatius of Loyola, let us use what we have to "praise, reverence and honor God" by better loving each other each day.
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"We are called to continue chewing on--not gulping--Jesus' Word. So today, can you chew on the image of being a child, on your memories of being a child?" ~Fr. Tom
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"What profit would there be for one to gain the whole world but lose one's soul? What is the profit of all the things I'm doing today? What is the extent that I'm gaining and managing things today versus gaining and managing your soul?"
~ Fr. Tom
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It's the Feast of the Transfiguration today!
"On that mountain, what changed wasn't Jesus but the disciples' eyes. They could now see Jesus' glory. Can I change my eyes to see past the mundane today and recognize God's glory?" ~Fr. Tom
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Let us pray for the victims of the explosions in Beirut and for their families; and let us pray for Lebanon so that, through the dedication of all its social, political and religious elements, it might face this extremely tragic and painful moment.
Happy Feast of St. John Vianney!
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"The eyes of the world see no further than this life, but the eyes of the Christian see deep into eternity." ~St. John Vianney
God saved us and continues to forgive us and show us mercy, not because we are good, but because God is good. Because of God's name, because of who God is, we are saved, not because we change or deserve it. ~Fr. Tom
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