Dialogue
Dialogue By Michael Pirri “And when Jesus had been baptized, just as he came up from the water, suddenly the heavens were opened to him and he saw the Spirit […]
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Entries by Michael Pirri
What can I give?
What can I give? By Michael Pirri In the bleak mid-winter Frosty wind made moan; Earth stood hard as iron, Water like a stone; Snow had fallen, snow on snow, […]
Precious in God’s Eyes
Precious in God’s Eyes By Fr. Morgan Rice, CSB In reflecting on the Christmas gift of God in the person of Jesus, I continue to be drawn to the vulnerable, […]
Calendars
Calendars By Marilena Berardinelli I recently visited a JK/SK classroom in the context of our parish’s mission of evangelization in the spirit of the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd. To […]
What have you done?
What have you Done? By Adam Lalonde, SJ Sometimes we are so clueless about what’s in front of us that we are unable to ask the right questions. In today’s […]
Fair Share
Fair Share By Michael Pirri In Jesus’ day, the tax system was easily corrupted. Tax collectors were effectively able to mark-up their taxes and take the difference for themselves. The […]
Brainstorm!
Brainstorm By Nancy Nobrega In the Gospel today Luke explains that if we want God’s help we should just keep asking. He will help us, and we should not get […]
An Unfinished Miracle
An Unfinished Miracle by Fr. Norm Tanck, CSB Ten lepers come to Jesus seeking a cure. “Jesus, have mercy on us!”, they cry out. Jesus hears their prayer and tells […]
The Right Thing
The Right Thing By Nancy Nobrega Doing the right thing – seems like something we shouldn’t even have to think about. ‘Hey… I always do the right thing – but […]
Not our Own
Not our Own By Adam J. Lalonde, SJ This Sunday’s Gospel reading brilliantly puts three Lukan parables side-by-side forcing us to consider the mercy of our God and reminding us […]
The Basilian Fathers
The Basilian Fathers founded St. Basil’s Church in 1856 and have continuously administered our parish since then.