Reflections

By Deacon John Kren Last week, Jesus called his apostles after what we think was 33 years of living at […]

By Fr. Eric Asamoah Capernaum is an ancient city on the northwestern shore of the sea of Galilee. Jesus lived

By Fr. Eric Asamoah John 1:29-34 Welcome to Ordinary Time 2026. This is a split liturgical season so designated not

By Fr. Eric Asamoah Matthew 2:1-2 Epiphany celebration recalls several key moments when Jesus was revealed to the world: Adoration

By Deacon John Kren Caspar, Melchior, and Balthazar, those three kings of orient are. They came from far away, from

From Fr. Eric Asamoah The Feast of the Holy Family is a movable feast, assigned to the Sunday within the Octave

From Fr. Eric Asamoah   As we gather on this fourth Sunday of Advent, we find ourselves at the threshold

From Fr. Eric Asamoah   Today is Gaudete Sunday, Sunday of Joy. The term Gaudete simply means “to rejoice.” This

From Fr. Eric Asamoah                Today we begin the season of Advent and the beginning of a new liturgical