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!

As we celebrate our nation, Jesus calls us to remember he is “meek and humble of heart.”

May our hearts become more generous in order to imitate God, who has been so good to us!

This week we are called to trust in God and God’s justice.

This week we will hear a lot about the love that God has for humanity…

In the Eucharist, we are united into one Body with all Christians who have ever received the Body and Blood of Christ!

Through the waters of Baptism, God invites us to be a part of His family!

Jesus sends the Spirit among us to empower us for a mission!

The angels challenge the Church to stop standing there and go forth to proclaim the Gospel!

As Jesus gets ready to ascend, he promises he is not abandoning us.

Let us become more like Jesus, as He is the way to the Father!

Gesu is proud that our parishioners are part of the Glass City Marathon!