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Twenty Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time – “C” – Heritage Sunday – October 20, 2013

The Polish-American Credo I am a Polish-American In my veins flows the blood of patriots, kings, scholars, scientists, and courages peasants. I am the descendant of Nicholas Copernicus reaching for the stars, Madame Marie SkÅ‚odowska Curie unreveling the mysteries of nature and Ignacy Jan Paderewski uplifting the soul of man. Yes, I am a Polish-American […]

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Twenty Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time – “C” – October 6, 2013

Some may see a contradiction in praying to a God you have just put on trial, but, in fact, this is in line with the Jewish tradition of being completely devoted to God while feeling totally frustrated by God’s silence and inaction. The Psalms are full of such questions: “How long, O Lord?”; “Why have

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Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time – “C” – September 1, 2013

When Jesus goes to dine at the house of the Pharisee, He notices how all the other guests have made sure of their own positions. The atmosphere of the evening is not relaxed. Everyone there is scrutinising this young preacher. What will He do? What will He say? Jesus decides to not disappoint them. He

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Twenty First Sunday in Ordinary Time – “C” – August 25, 2013

In the eyes of Jesus, every person is of infinite worth whatever his or her ethnicity, culture or religion. The beautiful prophetic imagery of Isaiah in the first reading, proclaiming that people from every language and nation will be brought to God’s holy mountain in Jerusalem, finds fulfilment in the Gospel when Jesus declares that

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