V SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME FROM NOW ON YOU WILL BE CATCHING MEN By our Pastor, Fr. Carmelo Jiménez In a few days we will start Lent and it will be a special time because we are living the year of mercy. The readings of this fifth Sunday of
Continue readingIV SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME THE PROPHET OF GOD By our Pastor, Fr. Carmelo Jiménez This is now the fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time and very soon we will begin Lent. The readings invite us to reflect on being chosen, the call (vocation) and the mission of the prophet, which
Continue readingIII SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME THE WORD OF GOD IS SPIRIT AND LIFE By our Pastor, Fr. Carmelo Jiménez We are in the third Sunday of Ordinary Time and the readings make us reflect on the Word of God and the value that it should have in our lives and
Continue readingII SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME A TIME OF HOPE By our Pastor, Fr. Carmelo Jiménez We are beginning Ordinary Time and the question comes to mind: What is Ordinary Time? It does not mean that it’s a less important or less solemn time. It is the longest time of the
Continue readingTHE BAPTISM OF THE LORD By our Pastor, Fr. Carmelo Jiménez This Sunday we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord, and with this solemnity we conclude the Christmas season. My reflection on this Sunday will be based on the Gospel. Normally I take parts from all readings, but I find
Continue readingTHE HOLY FAMILY By our Pastor, Fr. Carmelo Jiménez The feast of the Holy Family that we celebrate this Sunday during the Christmas season reminds us of the holiness of the family, school of love and humanity. During 2015 we have had the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia and
Continue readingTODAY IS CHRISTMAS By our Pastor, Fr. Carmelo Jiménez On this day I do not only wish to draw a reflection from the readings. I would like to reflect on the event of Christmas. Lately we have been seeing a lot of unfortunate and bad things happen in our world.
Continue readingIV SUNDAY OF ADVENT THE SAVIOR HAS BEEN BORN By our Pastor, Fr. Carmelo Jiménez We are at the fourth Sunday of Advent. Which means that Christmas is very close and it is time to reflect on who we are about to receive. We all say aloud that we celebrate
Continue readingIII SUNDAY OF ADVENT THE JOY OF THE PRESENCE OF CHRIST By our Pastor, Fr. Carmelo Jiménez Just like every year, the third Sunday of Advent is distinguished by the announcement of joy. A joy which does not come from passing things, but rather from the saving presence of God
Continue readingII SUNDAY OF ADVENT SALVATION IS UNIVERSAL By our Pastor, Fr. Carmelo Jiménez This second Sunday of Advent we have as the central figure John the Baptist, who announces the hope of salvation. He proposed a process and began with a baptism of repentance, and as a second step, a
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