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Sunday, May5, 2013
Father Andrew Kemberling
Father Andrew explains that the idea “morality means discrimination” is twisted. The just laws of our nation are based upon a Christian understanding of morality and if we silence the moral voice, in an attempt to make “unequals equal” we turn the law on its head.
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Sunday April 21, 2013
Deacon Bob Cropp
With this statement Jesus proclaims a profound unity with the Father and reveals a truth about the Trinity. He expounds upon this truth in the seventeenth chapter of John's Gospel. This is the plan of salvation; to be united to God in a mystical union. This is why the Church is both the Bride of Christ and the Body of Christ. And now we understand why the Word of God took on human flesh to redeem us. He had to join heaven and earth if we were to become one with God. This is perfect happiness

Sunday, April 7, 2013
Father Baptist Fernandes, O.C.D.
The readings for this Sunday are about God’s mercy, the necessity for trusting faith and the need for the forgiveness of sins. The opening prayer addresses the Father as "God of everlasting Mercy." In the responsorial psalm we repeat several times, “His mercy endures forever!” (Ps 118). God revealed His mercy, first and foremost, by sending His only-begotten Son, to become our Savior and Lord by His suffering, death and resurrection. Divine mercy is given to us also in each celebration of the sacraments.

Thursday, March 28, 2013
Father Doug Grandon, Ph.D.
Holy Thursday, Mass of the Lord's Supper
The events of Holy Thursday show us that
Christianity is no "Pie in the Sky" religion, but a faith that
graciously encounters the rough and tumble of life. The
redemption Christ won for us comes to us through betrayal, pain
and ignorance.
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