A Message from Fr. Jay Dear Friends, “Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts” - Mark Twain Two disciples were traveling from Jerusalem…
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A Message from Fr. Jay Dear Friends, Divine Mercy Sunday is solemnly celebrated at our parish every year. There is an interesting correlation between the two Saints, St. Pope John Paul II and St. John…
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A Message from Fr. Jay Dear Friends, I wish you all a very happy and holy Easter! Once again, let us proclaim that our God is the God of life. With the resurrection, our Christian…
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A Message from Fr. Jay Dear Friends, Now is the acceptable time: we begin our Holy Week journey. Each day of Holy Week has unique importance. Palm Sunday leads us to reflect how Jesus embraced…
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A Message from Fr. Jay Dear Friends, The message for this weekend is transitioning from the culture of death to the culture of life. On April 13th, 1888, Alfred Nobel opened the newspaper one morning…
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A Message from Fr. Jay Dear Friends, When I was in my pastoral year as a seminarian, I oversaw a boy’s hostel of a diocesan Catholic School. There were four visually challenged boys staying with…
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A Message from Fr. Jay Dear Friends, Starting this weekend, and for the next two consecutive weeks, we will be hearing gospels on spiritual symbols of our faith: Water (Samaritan woman), Light (a blind man…
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A Message from Fr. Jay Dear Friends, The inner light of humility is the way to salvation. During the Lenten season we reflect more deeply on three mountain experiences. Devil taking Jesus to a high…
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A Message from Fr. Jay Dear Friends, On the first Sunday of Lent, the reflection is somewhat connected to the gospel reading that we heard last week: Jesus said ‘Let your ‘Yes’ mean ‘Yes’ and…
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A Message from Fr. Jay Dear Friends, The readings this weekend lead us to reflect on the wisdom of God. In the creation story, our first parents participated in God’s image and likeness in fullness.…
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