Fr. Boniface Nduva from the Diocese of Wote in Kenya shares his story and asks that we help support the people of his Diocese.

Father Ellis, the Vocations Director for our Diocese, highlighted the importance of all vocations and asked us to pray a Hail Mary for religious vocations every time we wash our hands.

Father Michael reminds us that when we abide in Christ we will know that we are His Beloved.

Deacon Dolan reminds us that we aren’t called to like everyone, but God calls us to LOVE everyone. Even our enemies.

Even though Christ was grieving the loss of His cousin, He was still moved with pity for the crowds. Pray for a heart full of zeal for spreading the Gospel to return the love that Christ has for us.

Even when we make wrong turns in life, God is patient with us and has abundant mercy to shower upon us.

Sow the seeds of LOVE and allow God to help those seeds grow

Christ’s yoke is easy because it is given in love and Father reminds us that the reason Christ wants us to take His yoke is because it is life-giving and sanctifying.

Deacon Dennis reminds us that the only way to truly see God is to have an undivided heart.

We are called to share the Gospel everywhere we go.

We are called to continue the mission that Christ gave to the apostles and spread the Good News of the Gospel.

The Eucharist is perfect sacrifice and perfect love which is perfect beauty. Let us receive the most holy Body and Blood of Christ worthily.

Father Michael reminds us that even though our minds cannot grasp the idea of the Trinity, we do know that God is merciful, gracious, and loving. He is the guide for how to live our lives.

Father Michael shares how the Holy Spirit guided him to the priesthood and reminds us that our vocations are from God but also that we need to pray for each other to live those vocations.

Deacon Mark helps us to see that teaching and learning are always a part of life and that we are called to go out into the world and share what we have learned about Christ by the way we live our lives.

On this Mother’s Day, Father Michael shares that the Blessed Sacrament feeds us in a way that nothing else can. It is the language of love and transformation which gets inside of us and rewrites us and heals us.

Father Michael reminds us that while we all have a place at the banquet table in God’s Kingdom, we also need to prepare a place for Christ at the table of our lives through our sacrificial love of others.

Deacon Mark discusses Jesus’ roles as sheep, shepherd, and gate in our lives.

Father Michael points out the roadmap for our faith in today’s Gospel reading that Jesus patiently shares with the disciples on the road to Emmaus. Christ wants us to understand His teachings as well and is patient to guide us if we will let Him.

Father reminds us that, while we are all broken, God sees every one of us as His beautiful, beloved children and He delights in us no matter who we are. Through Christ’s death and resurrection, we are called to show that same love and mercy to everyone.