26th Sunday In Ordinary Time Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: September 27, 2020 Christianity is a demotion.  Sometimes we think of being a Christian as a promotion, but it is actually a demotion. We just heard St. Paul’s great hymn calling ...

26th Sunday In Ordinary Time Deacon Tom Vert Preached: September 27, 2020 “They really walk the talk” Have you heard this saying lately?  It is used quite a bit in companies and workplaces to identify people who not only say ...

25th Sunday In Ordinary Time Deacon Robin Mendonca Preached: September 20, 2020 Introduction I think it’s very fair to say that this is an unfair gospel and anyone who works for a living or has worked for a living or ...

24th Sunday In Ordinary Time Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: Sept. 13, 2020 Is forgiveness really a good thing?  How would you define forgiveness?  One of the best definitions of forgiveness that I have heard is the following.  “Forgiveness is giving ...

23rd Sunday In Ordinary Time Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: September 6, 2020 We do not go to heaven alone.  We go to heaven connected to the Lord and connected to many others.  The goal of this life, therefore, is to ...

23rd Sunday In Ordinary Time Deacon Robin Mendonca Preached: September 6, 2020 Introduction So my friend, John, was telling me a story about a trip he had taken from London to Niagara Falls. This was shortly after he had received ...

21st Sunday In Ordinary Time Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: August 23, 2020 The Church is both divine and human.  It is rooted in the mystery of Jesus.  Rooted in that profession of faith expressed by Peter, “you are the Christ, ...

21st Sunday In Ordinary Time Deacon Robin Mendonca Preached: August 23, 2020 Introduction If you were asked, “Who are you?” how would you answer? Chances are you might respond by saying that you are a mother, or a father, a ...