Author: Monsignor John Kasza

It is Easter morning. Do you believe? Are you rejoicing? How are you announcing the Good News? We are the disciples of Jesus. We are the spiritual

“Were you there when they crucified my Lord? Were you there when they nailed him to the tree? Were you there when they pierced him in the side?

“Sir, we would like to see Jesus.” At my father’s funeral, a young Muslim girl wandered into the church and asked a friend of mine similar

Today is laetare Sunday; the halfway point in our Lenten journey. The Gospel passage from John contains the familiar John 3:16 verse which many

Today’s Gospel is one of my favorite passages in the scriptures because it shows Jesus going “Dirty Harry” on the money changers. This is an

The second Sunday of Lent is often known as Transfiguration Sunday because of the scene described in today’s Gospel passage. Tradition holds that

Traditionally, the first Sunday of Lent is “temptation Sunday” because in all 3 cycles (ABC) of the liturgical readings, the Gospel is the story

It is no coincidence that Lent occurs close to the beginning of Spring. Typically, people engage in spring cleaning by clearing out the garage or

Feb. 11 is the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes and has also been designated World Day of the Sick and World Marriage Day. This year, it is also the

When we are working (or going to school), the days can drag on and as Job says, become “a drudgery.” However, as one ages, the days, weeks, and