31st Sunday in Ordinary Time — Pastor’s Homily
The elephant in our Gospel room today is what happened just before this Gospel, in the 18th chapter of Luke. In a story you probably know, an official asked Jesus ...
What is Día de los Muertos?
Día de los Muertos, also known as Day of the Dead, is a Mexican way of remembering, and celebrating, family members and loved ones who have passed away. «The celebration ...
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Pastor’s Homily
Part of today’s Gospel has had a whole life of its own for centuries now. The prayer of the tax collector, “O God, be merciful to me, a sinner” has ...
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Pastor’s Homily
“What’s in your wallet?” Now, I’m actually not at all interested in the answer to this question, especially as long as we can keep paying our bills and keep the ...
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Pastor’s Homily
Once the Samaritan in today’s Gospel realized he had been healed, he did four things: he came back, he shouted out to God’s glory, he fell at Jesus’ feet then ...
Parish News October 1
St. Joseph Catholic Community mourns the loss of Eileen Reid, who died on Sept. 27. Together with her husband Felix, the Reids anchored both daily and Sunday Masses with their ...
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time — Deacon’s Homily
from Deacon Gary Newton This Sunday is Respect Life Sunday. We typically refer to the welfare of the unborn and the elderly, but there has been increasing violence between people ...