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(February 25, 2024) Father Charles Persing reflects on expressing gratitude and glory to our Creator.

(February 18, 2024) On this 1st Sunday of Lent, Father Charles Persing invites us to a journey in a spiritual desert of temptations in preparation for the most glorious day of our faith: Easter

(February 4, 2024) Father Charles Persing reflects on the pain and suffering in the life of Saint Josephine Bakhita, followed by her healing and her path to finding Christ. 

(January 28, 2024) Please join Father Charles Persing as he reads from the Holy Gospel according to Mark and reminds us that Jesus is always in our midst, always there to listen and bring us his forgiveness and love. 

(January 21, 2024) Father Anthony Eseke reflects on the readings from the Book of Johah and stresses that our faith is a call-response relationship in which we enter by the mercy and love of God. 

(December 31, 2023) Father Charles Persing reminds us that we are one family through the birth of Jesus Christ and belong to His Heavenly Kingdom.

(December 23, 2023) Father Charles Persing reflects on the prayerful writing of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux and asks us to be open to God's will and not be afraid to say 'yes' to Him. 

(December 9, 2023) On this Second Sunday of Advent, Father Charles L Persing reminds us that we all are called to be messengers of Christ in proclaiming the coming of the Messiah while being faithful to our mission through our authentic Christian lives. 

(December 3, 2023) Father Charles Persing reflects on the importance of patience and hope during the season of Advent. 

(December 2, 2023) On this 1st Sunday of Advent, Deacon David L Hall cautions us to not let ourselves to be distracted by the secular focus of the season by drifting away from and forgetting the spiritual and repentance aspects of Advent. "Be watchful and alert."

(November 19, 2023) Father Anthony Eseke reflects on spiritual wisdom.

(November 18, 2023) Father Charles Persing asked us not to hide our gifts, talents, and strengths but rather to use them for the betterment of others. God is interested in what He called us to be doing and not what we have done.  

(November 12, 2023) Father Charles Persing reminds us that "we need to be prepared as we do not know the day or the hour" of the return of our Lord.

(November 11, 2023) Just like the Wise Virgins, live life to the fullest and prepare, by God's grace, for the future: this is the key takeaway from Father Eseke's homily.

(October 21, 2023) Father Charles Persing reflects on today's reading from the Gospel of Matthew, asking us whether we render Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's. 

(October 14, 2023) Father Anthony Eseke reminds us that the will of God in the Kingdom of Heaven will rule in unity and peace. As in today's Gospel reading, we all need at least a basic responsibility to transform and dissolve any harmful elements we carry in our hearts and see others as brothers and sisters as God created us. "Let us continue to pray for peace in the world, and for the love of God, to reign and pervade all hearts of men and women," Father Eseke concludes. 

(October 14, 2023) Father Charles Persing reminds us that, despite all the uncertainty in the world surrounding us, we need to live in enduring faith in the saving Christ. 

(October 7, 2023) Father Charles Persing reflects on today's reading of the vineyard parable from the Gospel according to Saint Matthew and reminds us of God's commitment and love for us. 

(October 1, 2023) Father Charles Persing reflects on what it means to be a true  Christian witness.

(September 10, 2023) Our human relationships often end up in some sort of conflict. The nature of that conflict, Father Eseke says, depends on whether conflicts are constructive or destructive ones. Please join Father Eseke as he leads us this morning in discerning the situation as it reflects on our Christ-centered lives. 



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