Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C) 2025

Who do you reply upon especially when the going gets tough?The decisions we make largely depend on what we choose to reply upon.  Sunday's readings present examples of contrasting choices regarding reliance and what constitutes the right choice.  

Faith and gratitude go together. "Returning to the Lord" to say thanks for every grace received is a way of deepening our faith relationship and intimacy with him. 

Faith and gratitude go together. "Returning to the Lord" to say thanks for every grace received is a way of deepening our faith relationship and intimacy with him. 

Faith moves mountains but will it move your heart? Faith has many expressions and definitions.  This Sunday's liturgy teaches that true faith has one fundamental feature: that it must be lived out.Come let's live out our faith together. 

The Lord puts us side by side, the rich and the poor, to be a blessing to each other. Let us not miss this graced moment.Find the 26th Sunday readings here: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/092825.cfm

The road to happiness.Concerns for the future are perhaps the first thing on our minds when we wake up.  How can I complete my tasks; how to deal with my angry manager or staff; how do I pay for my rent and or groceries.  Sunday's readings offer us some practical answers to how to live worrying less and to live more.  Come join us and share your thoughts too. Get the readings here: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/092125.cfm

The beauty of the cross and our belief. What does the cross mean to you? What do you believe in? Is your belief just strict adherence to the thick theological doctrine? A warm feeling in the heart? Come find out.  Infinite love awaits you.   Download the readings here: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/091425.cfm

The way to everlasting happiness.Who does not want it but now how to achieve it?  This quest dominates Sunday's readings.  The book of wisdom helps us to answer this question.  Come find out!  Readings: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/090725.cfm

Lord, grant us the grace to recognize that everything is 'gift' and that by ourselves, there is really nothing we can be proud of.

Christ invites us to 'enter the narrow' door, which is not a 'passage that entails following rites and rituals.' He rather invites us to a way of life that involves growth in our relationship with a loving and merciful God who wants all to be saved.Follow the readings here: https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/082425.cfm