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Por favor, lean esta lectura antes. Mis hermanos y hermanas, A mí, me gusta comer en las mesas familiares.  Cada miembro se sirve y come de la misma fuente y mismo bol.  Los que compartimos la misma comida compartimos también … Continued

(Please read this Scripture passage first, before the homily.) “What are you doing here?  I told you to stand on the mountain before me, and you have taken shelter in the cave and crawled on the ground!”  This is God … Continued

(Please read this Scripture passage first, before the homily.) You have already met Elijah.  At times he felt very much alone.  He lived in a culture that thought of Baal as God, not the One God of Abraham.  Baal was … Continued

(Please read this Scripture passage first, before the homily.) I should like to introduce you to Elijah.  He comes from Tishbe in Gilead.  His name means God is my Lord.  He claims authority over the weather. He claims to speak … Continued

Please read the Scripture passage first Today I greet you with the words of St Paul that “the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God and the communion of then Holy Spirit be with you.”   I must, … Continued

Por favor primero lean este pasaje. Mis hermanos y hermanas, Hoy, les saludo a ustedes con las palabras de San Pablo que “la gracia de nuestro Señor Jesucristo, el amor del Padre y la comunión del Espíritu Santo estén siempre … Continued

(Please read the Scripture passage first, before the homily.) I have a quiz for you today.  What well-known person was born in Lystra?  [A brief pause will allow you to take the quiz.] If you answered Timothy, you answered correctly. … Continued

(Please read the Scripture passage first, before the homily.) We have a series of readings for the rest of the week from the second Letter of Paul to Timothy.  So, what is up? It belongs to a small group of … Continued

(Please read the Scripture passage first, before the homily.) We celebrate today the Memorial of Mary, the Mother of the Church.  In the upper room, the Church has gathered, a hundred twenty people, symbolically ten from each of the twelve … Continued