Category Archives: Sunday Reflection

Prayer of St. Francis of Assissi Lord, make me an instrument of your peace: where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is injury, pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is despair, hope; where there is … Continue reading →

Saint Michael and All Angels The Feast of Saint Michael and All Angels is set apart in the Church to celebrate and give thanks for the ministry of angels, God’s heavenly messengers. Traditionally celebrated on September 29, we observe the … Continue reading →

Boundless Grace  Jesus uses the story of Matthew 20: 1-16 to teach us that God’s generosity is made manifest in His boundless grace towards us. The landowner hires workers at different times yet when evening comes, each receives the same … Continue reading →

Sunday’s Reflection: Matthew 18:15-20 offers Jesus’ clear guidance on handling conflict through private, compassionate communication rather than gossip or public shaming. Steps for Reconciliation    • Go alone first: Speak privately to the person who caused harm to protect their dignity and clear … Continue reading →

Who Do You Say That I Am? After much instruction, story-telling, miracles, encounters, and prayer, Jesus finally asks two big questions to his disciples – Who do people say the Son of Man is? And Who do you say that I … Continue reading →

“…But Even the Dogs…” – A Reflection Charles Spurgeon, in The Salt-Cellars, observed, “By perseverance the snail reached the ark.” Imagine coming to church hoping for a new and better life, only to be discouraged by the words or actions of those you … Continue reading →

The Soil of the Heart: A Reflection Matthew 13 In today’s Gospel, Jesus tells the familiar Parable of the Sower. A farmer generously scatters seed across different kinds of ground. The seed is the same in every case, but the … Continue reading →