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Pastor’s Corner for the Solemnity of Pentecost, Year A, by Rev. Fr. Nobert Munekani SJ
This weekend, the Church celebrates Pentecost, one of the most important feast days of the year that concludes the Easter season and celebrates the beginning of the Church. The name comes from the Greek word pentekoste which means fiftieth. The holiday
Pastor’s Corner for the Solemnity of the Ascension of our Lord, Year A, by Rev. Fr. Nobert Munekani SJ
At the end of this 40-day period, Jesus ascended into heaven marking the end of his time on earth. We call this the Ascension. The reality of Christ's Ascension is so important that the creeds of Christianity all affirm, in
Pastor’s Corner for the Sixth Sunday of Easter, Year A, by Rev. Fr. Nobert Munekani SJ
During the month of May, Catholics celebrate the crowning of Mary, where a crown is placed on Mary's head with flowers. In the Northern Hemisphere, May is known for spring flowers, which can symbolize rebirth. In the Catholic Church, the
Pastor’s Corner for the Fifth Sunday of Easter, Year A, by Rev. Fr. Nobert Munekani SJ
The readings for the 5th Sunday of Easter Year A tell us that we are called to follow Jesus and serve him, even though we don’t know where that might lead us. The first reading tells how and why the
Pastor’s Corner for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Year A, by Rev. Fr. Nobert Munekani SJ
The fourth Sunday after Easter is traditionally Good Shepherd Sunday. On the Fourth Sunday of Easter in all three cycles of the year, the Gospel is taken from the tenth chapter of John’s Gospel, known as the Good Shepherd Discourse.
Pastor’s Corner for the Third Sunday of Easter, Year A, by, Rev. Fr. Nobert Munekani SJ
Our Gospel reading this Sunday offers us the paradigm for true Catechetical teaching in the spirit of Pope Francis. This Sunday we meet two disciples whose lives have been placed into turmoil. We meet them as they walk away from
Pastor’s Corner for the Second Sunday of Easter, Year A, by Rev. Fr. Nobert Munekani SJ
Divine Mercy Sunday is celebrated on the second Sunday of Easter and is a religious observance celebrated mostly among Catholics. This year, it takes place on April 16. It is a significant time for reflection on the Christian faith. As
Pastor’s Corner for the Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion, Year A, by Rev. Fr. Nobert Munekani SJ
Holy Week is the high point of our liturgical year. This Sunday, we begin this great week with Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. Among the crowds of those waving palm branches, we find those who still doubt Jesus’ identity and the
Pastor’s Corner for the Fifth Sunday of Lent, Year A, by Rev. Fr. Nobert Munekani SJ
Do you sometimes wonder why many people are afraid of dying or wonder how many people would want to be a hundred years old? In other words, doesn’t there come a point where most people realize that death is
Pastor’s Corner for the Fourth Sunday of Lent, Year A, by Rev. Fr. Nobert Munekani SJ
This Sunday is Laetare Sunday, the Sunday of rejoicing. Although we are only mid-way through the Lenten season, we rejoice, because we know that Christian penance does not end in sadness, but in a closer communion with God. In our Gospel,