Reflections

By Deacon John Kren   After Christ’s resurrection, the infant church began to grow and the Apostles, the early bishops,

From Fr. Eric Asamoah Fourth Sunday of Easter is traditionally known as Good Shepherd Sunday and also marks World Day

From Fr. Eric Asamoah “Two disciples were making their way to a village named Emmaus….In the midst of their lively

Divine Mercy Reflection Jesus, their hope and their master had been taken from them. Jesus was gone. They wait in

EASTER Early on Easter morning some of the disciples discovered that Jesus’ tomb was empty. Mary Magdalene walked to the

From Fr. Eric Asamoah   Today we stand at the threshold of the holiest week of our faith, Holy Week. Jesus

From Deacon John Kren   In Lent we hear and we sing of Lenten journey. We hear and pray about

From Fr. Eric Baffour-Asamoah Today’s Gospel is a story of Jesus and the beggar born blind. In fact, the summary

From Fr. Eric Baffour-Asamoah In the first reading, the Israelites wander in the desert, weary and desperate for water. Their

From Fr. Eric Asamoah In the first reading, the Lord called Abram to take his relatives and to depart from