Bulletin

FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK

Dear Parishioners,

Sister Mary Grace was an Irish nun who ran an orphanage after the Second World War. Joe was a young nine-year-old boy who entered that orphanage after […]

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Dear Parishioners,

It’s important for us to notice in today’s gospel that Jesus does not give the crowd what they want. He gives them more.

When Jesus leaves the deserted […]

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Dear Parishioners,

A man was very rapidly losing his hair, and this caused him a good deal of concern. So, he was attracted to an advertisement in the newspaper. […]

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Dear Parishioners,

I’d like to say a few words today about compassion. Compassion comes from a Latin word that means to feel with or to suffer with. And compassion […]

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Dear Parishioners,

Jesus sends out the twelve on a long and difficult mission. But he tells them they are to take no bag. Now, what sense does that make? […]

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Dear Parishioners,

Today’s Gospel is strangely disturbing, but it also carries a thread of consolation. This passage from Mark’s gospel is the only passage in the gospels where Jesus […]

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Dear Parishioners,

When I was assigned to St. Philip the Apostle back in 2021, I was given not only a wonderful assignment, but a wonderful associate, Fr. Nico Quintos. […]

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Dear Parishioners,

Normally we are quite respectful when we speak to God. Controlled and subservient we place our needs before the Lord. “Dear Jesus, help my son be accepted […]

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Dear Parishioners,

In today’s Gospel, Jesus is again speaking in parables. Parables were Jesus’ favorite way of teaching. He used parables, because parables force you to think. You have […]

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Dear Parishioners,

Jesus finds himself amid a violent controversy in today’s gospel. His family, the scribes, and the people of Galilee are trying to decide who he is and […]