“I am the good Shepherd. I know my sheep and my sheep know Me.” How do we know who the good shepherd is today amidst the virus. We need to ask three questions to know who we ought to trust and follow. First question: What is the priority of your shepherd? Second: Do his words […]
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Low Sunday 2020
Daily we are being bombarded by “fake” news and fear mongering so that our minds and hearts question and ask, “Who can I trust? Where can I find the Truth? In substance we are looking into the credibility of the news and the honesty of our elected officials. Credibility is the key to human society. […]
5th Sunday After Easter 2019
By Traditional Roman Catholic on May 27, 2019 in Eastertide, Latin Mass Utica NY, Sunday Reflections
“What God has joined together let no man tear asunder.” It is both a warning and an eternal spiritual fact. God has called us to recognize in Mary the reality of a maiden virgin united with a unique motherhood which unites her to a Spouse like no other. She uniquely represents what her Son told […]
5th Sunday After Easter 2018
Ask and You Shall Receive. Prior to the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the apostles the Church presents Our Lord encouraging each of us to pray with confidence. So many, as St. James remarks in his epistles, pray without conviction and without understanding. Consequently, their prayers are not heard and they become discouraged. What […]
3rd Sunday After Easter
A Little While While visiting a Jewish lawyer I questioned him on the issue of time. “When did time begin?” He looked at me with a puzzled expression and asked hasn’t it always been? No it is not true that time has always been with us. As Creation tells us the man and woman were […]
