by Father Seejo | Sep 18, 2024
Charles Lamb was a British essayist who lived in the 19th century. He was once involved in a discussion on the question: Who is the greatest literary genius of all time? Two names finally emerged—William Shakespeare and Jesus of Nazareth. Lamb put an end to the debate... by Father Seejo | Sep 13, 2024
TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME – SEPTEMBER 8, 2024 There are many times in the gospels when people are brought to Jesus by others for healing. One example is the paralytic man who was dropped down to Jesus on a mat through a roof. He couldn’t go to Jesus... by Mike Schmitt | Sep 13, 2024
Sunday Homily Today’s Gospel reading is from the Gospel according to Mark. Scripture scholars tell us that Mark was the first Gospel written, about 30 – 40 years after Jesus’ death, resurrection and ascension. The Gospel was written to a Gentile audience, unfamiliar...
