The Way of Light, Stations of the Resurrection, parallels the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary. These Stations reflect upon the final chapters of the four Gospels, which narrate the appearances…
Easter Week 6 – Easter Season 2020 What more could we wish for than to have both? The word ‘champion’ describes and raises emotion when used – some good, some…
“Has God pulled off the Resurrection for you personally, or are you still in the tomb?” NEWS FLASH! Limits have been crossed! The boulder has been rolled away! Boundaries have…
Holy Saturday is a day nobody talks about much in the liturgical year. There are no public ceremonies, no particular liturgies to interrupt the sense of waiting and vacuity that…
Lent, Palm Sunday, Holy Week and Easter have NOT been cancelled, the way we will celebrate this year has changed, but Jesus is still the focus. How do we…
The Lord’s Supper (Maundy Thursday) The Mass of the Lord’s Supper begins the action of the Easter Triduum. Triduum is a space of three days usually accompanying a church festival…
Good Friday This day is called “Good” because it reflects on love as much as loss. Good Friday is not mournful. While it does bring us face to face with…
Easter Vigil O Night truly blessed, when heaven is wedded to earth and we are reconciled to God. ~ (Exsultet) ~ The grief and loss many of us are feeling…
The Easter Octave A Personal Reflection – (by Msgr Graham Schmitzer) No one saw it happen. It was an intimate moment between Jesus and his Father. So, what we have…