Ordinary Time

Today we celebrate the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time and also we will have tomorrow the Labor Day. In our daily lives we have to deal with good and bad people, this relationship we call love. The good people are OK for us, but bad are so angry on us and we can’t accept them. […]

Today we celebrate the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. In the divine economy and our regular economy which we practice every day, we have to select not easy matters but more difficult, not cheap things but more expensive because our master Jesus Christ gave us this kind of example. Jesus in today’s gospel presents us

Today we celebrate the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time. And today we have a very important question of faith to respond: Who is Jesus for me? He is my boss, or he is a stranger maybe my friend, or an oppressor. Today in the Gospel we have the exactly response for this question. Jesus is

Today we celebrate the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Ordinary Time concerns us and our real problems. One of the problems in early church was: who belong to the true religion. Jewish People who are chosen by God or pagans who believe in Jesus Christ. Today this question changes the base because many Christians want

Today we celebrate the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time. In our Gospel reading we have the next several, very short parables about the Kingdom of God. The believers – the people who seek the Kingdom of heaven, who want to achieve the supreme good /must be like lottery players, or like gamblers. They have to

Today we celebrate the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Today we will hear about the rules of the Kingdom of God. This rules are little different as our own human rules. It gives us the chances to change and to be good to the end of the time. The people who live in the world

Today we celebrate the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Today we will hear the Word of God, because it is for us the food for the Christian life or as Prophet Isaiah says it is like rain and snow which come down and do not return to heaven till it has watered the earth, making

Today we celebrate the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time and yesterday we celebrated the Independence Day. Today we are invited by Christ to come to Him and rest in Him, to make some kind of vacation with Him. How we will accept this invitation from Christ and make our load lighter? He wants to be

Today we celebrate the 13th Sunday in OT.  In this time we are touched by the important truth of the Kingdom of God. This truth is the great love of God for us and it proves in the death of his Son on the Holy Cross. Today we recognize the importance of love. We know

Today we celebrate the 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time and also the Father’s Day. On this Father’s Day we are praying for our dads, whether they are near or far away, living or deceased, and especially for the dads here in our congregation. In that time of coronavirus nothing can give us more trust and