Author: Monsignor John Kasza

Let’s just say, the UAW would not appreciate the landowner’s approach to compensation. But that is not the point of the parable. The overarching

How often do you feel resentful that someone got something you thought you deserved more? Perhaps it was a job promotion. Maybe it was a part in the

How often do I forgive? For some of us, it may seem like we are always forgiving those who have hurt us. It may even feel as if people are using us

Today’s Gospel talks about the principle of subsidiarity; that is, handling things at the lowest level. When there is something wrong with your

It is always interesting to see who is put into a position of power or authority. Sometimes a person gets there because of competency—they know how

I find today’s Gospel quite fascinating; we see a different side of Jesus. He doesn’t readily attend to the woman’s request. In fact, he is

Elijah found God in a “tiny whispering sound.” Where do you find God? Sometimes people want church to be “more exciting, enthusiastic,

Today’s responsorial psalm says, “The Lord is king, the Most High over all the earth.” Do we believe this? Or does something else take

One of my seminary professors began her lecture with this statement and its two questions: “You are Eucharist: Who eats you and whom do you eat?”

What does true treasure mean to you? In other words, what would you sacrifice everything for in order to attain that treasure? Is it health,