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A happy and blessed Easter to each of you and your loved ones. This has been an extraordinary week in which we
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From the Pastor’s Desk . . .
This weekend is our entrance into a week which we call holy. In this time, we will see the depths of God’s
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Next weekend, we will enter into a week which is holy. These events will unfold beginning with the entrance of Christ into
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In the Psalm today, we that the Lord is my Shepherd, there is nothing I shall want.” We pray and even sing
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Several times in the readings today the theme of “thirst” is highlighted. In the first reading, the people grumble against Moses ~
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The Gospel scene for this Second Sunday of Lent is a familiar one that greets us each time we enter the main
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On Wednesday, our Lenten journey into the desert began. The time that Jesus spent in the desert and was tempted by satan
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Last week in the Gospel, Jesus instructed us that our righteousness must surpass that of the scribes and Pharisees, that is, of
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“Therefore, if you bring your gift to the altar, and there recall that your brother has anything against you, leave your gift
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In the Gospel this weekend, Jesus uses the imagery of salt and light. We know that salt is good for enhancing and