Daily Devotion May 12, 2021

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Daily Devotion May 13, 2021

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Daily Devotion May 11, 2021

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Prayer for the Week (May 9-May 15, 2021)

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Let us ask our heavenly Father that we put no boundaries to love and compassion:
God, you revealed divine love in all its depth when you sent your only Son into the world to confront and take away the sins of the world.
Through Jesus who calls us his friends, may our love be strong as life and death.
May love have the last word in us and be given for free, like yours.
May we remain in your love and love one another as Jesus has loved us.
Amen.
(Claretian Publications, alt)

Sunday Reflection (May 9, 2021)

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If we are friends with God, we will get a glimpse of God’s plans and intentions for the world.  I do not think it is about predicting the future with a timetable cleverly drawn from different texts
in the Bible to prove the Lord is returning in the next few years. I am also convinced that it has nothing to do with returning evil for evil or punch for punch.
 
Rather, if we have caught a glimpse of God’s plans and intentions for the world, we will reveal God’s love to the world through the actions and words of our lives (John 15:9-17).  God’s plans and intentions for the world are connected with how we treat others, and this even includes how we treat our enemies.  God’s plan for the world is about healing and restoration and resurrection.

Sunday Sermon, May 9, 2021

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Daily Devotion April 21, 2021

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Daily Devotion April 20, 2021

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Sunday Sermon, April 18, 2021

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Prayer for the Week (April 18-April 24, 2021)

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Let us pray that we live the risen life of Jesus:  God of the living, who will believe that your Son is risen, if he is not alive among us today? Do not let the death of sin hold us. Make us brim with his life so that it may overflow upon those around us in deeds of compassionate forgiveness and generosity without measure. Nourish our life together with you and one another through the Holy Spirit and Jesus Christ.
Amen.
(Claretian Publications, alt)