November 2021 archive of Reflections

November 2021 archive of Reflections

Fr. Jo's Reflection for the First Sunday of Advent Yr C, November 28th, 2021

Posted by John Wolf on 11/26/21

Another cycle of our spiritual year and journey starts today on a very optimistic note. Jeremiah prophesies that Judah shall be safe and Jerusalem dwell secure. Imagine that! Isn’t that the kind of news we long to hear today as the Coronavirus continues to threaten? Won’t you love to ... Read More »

Fr. Jo's Reflection for Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe Yr B, November 21st, 2021

Posted by John Wolf on 11/19/21

The reason why worldly forces deride Jesus and fail woefully to recognize Him as king is chiefly because they do not understand His claim to kingship. To be fair to them, it’s antithetical to worldly reasoning to accept as king, one standing before another king in handcuffs, defending His ... Read More »

Fr. Jo's Reflection for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Yr B, November 14th, 2021

Posted by John Wolf on 11/12/21

That the judgment of God would come upon the world and all created things is as consoling as it is very scary. Consoling because God will then put to an end the power of the evil one and all evil doers. He will extinguish death, crime, injustice, oppression, sickness ... Read More »

Fr. Jo's Reflection for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Yr B, November 7th, 2021

Posted by John Wolf on 11/05/21

Last week, we honored our heroes and heroines in the faith; members of our extended family who have either completed their journey to heaven or are being purified unto glory. Together with them, we form the one Church in its various states: militant, suffering, and triumphant. This week, we ... Read More »

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