Sunday being Palm/Passion Sunday, Jesus enters Jerusalem in a moment we often call the Triumphal Entry. Crowds gather, laying down cloaks and waving branches, shouting, “Hosanna to the Son of David!” It is a scene filled with excitement and hope. The people believe...
As Black History month draws to a close, let us pause to remember, to honor, and to celebrate. We remember the suffering, we honor the resilience, and we celebrate the victories of the Black community, who against all odds, kept faith in a God, who delivers. This...
When Jesus proclaims the Beatitudes, he is not speaking in abstractions. He is speaking into a world marked by deep inequality, political oppression, and religious complacency. The crowd before him know hunger, violence, and exclusion. Jesus dares to say: Blessed are...
Matthew’s Gospel shows us that faith begins not with certainty but with seeking. The Magi do not understand everything. They misstep in going to Jerusalem instead of Bethlehem. They ask questions. They rely on grace. Yet God guides them still – by the star, by...
John the Baptist steps onto the scene like a sudden trumpet blast in a quiet valley. There is no warm-up, no polite throat clearing, just a voice crying out in the wilderness, calling Israel to turn back toward God. His message is simple, startling, and bracing:...
