Pastor Notes and Homilies
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From the Pastor’s Desk: 24 September 2023 Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Have you ever found yourself questioning God’s decision and authority? We do this in situations when something…
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From the Pastor’s Desk: 17 September 2023 Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Our life and all we have is a gift from God. All that we need He gives…
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From the Pastor’s Desk: 10 September 2023 Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time The world is filled with noise and distractions and there is a reason for that: the world does…
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From the Pastor’s Desk: 3 September 2023 Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time To follow Christ and be His disciple, we must take up our personal crosses and follow Him daily.…
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From the Pastor’s Desk: 27 August 2023 Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time No one can come to know God through human knowledge. It is by faith, a gift that comes…
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From the Pastor’s desk, August 3, 2023 ALL PEOPLES who observe the ways of the Lord and act upon them will be welcomed in the Presence of God. God created…
Art as Reverence
In my homily for last Sunday, I used the Impressionist painters as the springboard to discuss the image of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. These French painters responded to the…
Platters and Baskets
Eighteenth Sunday In Ordinary Time, Year A, Matthew 14:13-21 What do you call the round, flat ceramic object where you put the food that sits right in front of you…
Encountering God requires Humility
What are the things in your life that make you humble? What are the circumstances and situations which never fail to make you feel small, like you want to run…
10 de Mayo, 2:00 PM, Santa Misa, IV Domingo de Pascua
La Santa Misa se transmitió desde la Iglesia Católica Nuestra Señora del Lago, Lake Ozark, Missouri. Se ha permitido una participación pública limitada en la misa para nuestras parroquias. Lea…
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