Author: Monsignor John Kasza

When I was a teenager, I wanted to sleep in during the summer, but my parents had other ideas—chores. I often heard them say, “You’ll have

The fourth Sunday of Easter is commonly known as Good Shepherd Sunday because the readings each year focus on Jesus being likened to a shepherd. This

Too often, we become complacent and do the same old, same old. Why? Because it’s easy; it’s comfortable; it’s effortless. However,

We continue the theme of the baptism of the Lord from last week, but this time we hear it from John the Baptist’s perspective. Obviously John knew

We have arrived at the official end of the Christmas season. The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord marks the end of Christmas and the beginning of

Today’s celebration of the Epiphany is often referred to as “little Christmas” because we once again hear the story of how Jesus’ birth was

Merry Christmas! Although radio stations are no longer playing Christmas music, we are only four days into the Christmas season. On this Holy Family

Emmanuel: “God is with us.” Do we really believe that? Do we truly believe that God is living and active in our lives? Or do we just say that

Today is the halfway point in our Advent journey. We have about 11 days to go before we celebrate the great season of Christmas. Typically, this

We have come to the end of another Church Year. We crown Christ our King and, with the repentant thief, ask Him to remember us in the kingdom. Even