Eleventh Sunday of Ordinary Time-A Oftentimes, when we hear Jesus speak to us about his Kingdom, some of those messages are uncomfortable for us to grapple with. Such is the case with today’s Gospel reading from St. Matthew. It starts with an abundant harvest, but the laborers are few, and we are to ask the … Continue reading The Harvest is Abundant
Category: Religion
Southern Poverty Law Center Hurting Black Families
Folks who are not following political news probably have no idea the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is under investigation by the Department of Justice for manufacturing racial unrest and profiting from it. The organization is charged with money laundering and using donations to fund extremist groups to fan the fire of racism in the … Continue reading Southern Poverty Law Center Hurting Black Families
YouTuber Kills His Down Syndrome Baby
Youtuber, Jesse Ridgway, who reportedly has 4 million viewers, broadcast to his followers that he and his wife aborted their baby who has Down syndrome. Supposedly, he said he was racked with emotion, but not enough to defend his unborn child from his murderous hand. On his X account, he explained the thought process that … Continue reading YouTuber Kills His Down Syndrome Baby
Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
Over the past month, the Church has remembered the conclusion of Jesus’ mission on earth and the beginning of the Church. Four weeks ago, it was the Feast of the Ascension of the Lord, when Jesus was taken up to heaven to be with his Father. Besides reflecting on the historical significance, it reminds and … Continue reading Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
The Immorality of the NFL Monopoly
Intolerably, Christians must suffer through another June where the morally bankrupt want to ruin the perfectly good month of June by being proud of sexual deviance. Since Biden left office, the daily propaganda seems to have subsided a bit. A couple of years ago, after severe backlash, the CEO of Anheuser-Busch publicly apologized for the … Continue reading The Immorality of the NFL Monopoly
The Most Holy Trinity
Well, this is where it apparently falls apart—a God of the Trinity– Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Here is where faith, belief, and human experience diverge. Remember, the early followers of Jesus were largely Jewish. Indeed, Jesus himself was a faithful Jew. And yes, the early Jesus movement in the years immediately after his death … Continue reading The Most Holy Trinity
The Feast of Pentecost
Today, we celebrate the Feast of Pentecost, commemorating the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles, bringing the gifts necessary to continue Jesus' mission through his Church. After his resurrection, even though the doors were locked, Jesus stood before them and bade his peace. “As the Father has sent me, so I send you. … Continue reading The Feast of Pentecost
A New Political Party
On Tuesday, the primary vote results came in, and the candidates endorsed by Donald Trump won their races. A week before the red state of Indiana ousted Republican lawmakers who refused to change their congressional maps, which would match what Democrats are doing in their blue states. Candidates in Indiana endorsed by Trump swept those … Continue reading A New Political Party
Solemnity of the Ascension
Recalling the time when Jesus was taken up to heaven reinforces our belief that where the head of the Body of Christ has gone, we too hope to follow. By taking on our flesh and nature, atoning for our sins, dying and rising, and ascending to heaven, our Jesus has made straight the path for … Continue reading Solemnity of the Ascension
The World Meeting of Popular Movements
The Church in Solidarity with Marxist Organizations Started under Pope Francis, the World Meeting of Popular Movements (WMPO), sponsored by the Vatican, has been held in five locations since 2014 and has continued under Pope Leo XIV. The purpose is to connect the Vatican with grassroots organizations to supposedly address the “economy of exclusion and … Continue reading The World Meeting of Popular Movements