Let us live in a way so as to be welcomed by our master with joy!

May our community be one that helps people to truly know the Lord!

As we celebrate all the saints, we also prepare for our own feast day in the future!

Love of God and love of neighbor are tied together.

Let us not forget that all things belong to God.

Jesus speaks to us this week of God’s desire to invite us in, and we should imitate him and do the same.

This week Jesus tells a parable reminding us of the importance of seeking holiness.

God invites us to join him in the work of the Kingdom today.

This week we hear about workers in a vineyard and are reminded to be grateful for God’s generosity, even if it isn’t directed as us.

The Lord assures us that the amount we forgive directly affects how much we are forgiven.

May love be the source of our interactions with others, even when they are tense.

Jesus reminds us that following after Him will involve hardship.

Like Peter, we are all called to lead and to do so with both boldness and humility.

Let us remember that the Kingdom is open to ALL people, no matter race or nationality.

The Assumption is not a Holy Day of Obligation in 2026.

Let us try to recognize God both in the big and the little ways we encounter Him.

God can take what we have and multiply it to do amazing things!

This week Jesus tells us the Kingdom is worth staking everything for.

Jesus continues his use of parables to teach us about our place in building the Kingdom!

Jesus is the fullness of God’s revelation, and speaks to us in ways we can understand!