To genuinely appreciate Jesus’ teachings, we must grasp what he held as most important. By focusing on the heart of his message, we can better understand its profound beauty and
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You abandon the commandment of God and hold to human tradition. (Mark 7.1-13) FROM THE DIOCESE Family Day Please note that the Diocesan Offices will be closed on Monday, February
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By learning key verses by heart, we equip ourselves with the very words of Jesus that can touch hearts, offer hope, and invite people into a relationship with Him. At
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Throughout Scripture, faith is portrayed as something that stirs the soul with joy and enthusiasm. The Psalmist exclaims, “Shout joyfully to the Lord, all the earth; serve the Lord with
Continue readingLittle girl, get up! (Mark 5.21-43) FROM THE DIOCESE Diocesan Pastoral Planning – Letter from the Bishop – January 14, 2025 The letter and PDF version from Bishop Michael Brehl,
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We present in this text an intentional approach to sharing the Christian faith and inviting people to know Jesus and join the Church community. It consists of five key steps,
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The concept of the “Good News” or “Gospel” is central to evangelization, encapsulating the message of salvation and hope through Jesus Christ. The article titled “We Don’t Need Another Evangelistic
Continue readingWhoever does the will of God is my brother and sister and mother. (Mark 3.31-35) FROM THE DIOCESE Diocesan Pastoral Planning – Letter from the Bishop – January 14, 2025
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Love is central to the life and teaching of the Church. It emerges not merely as an abstract ideal but as the essence of authentic Christian living—a guiding principle that
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During the Synod on Synodality, spiritual conversation emerged as an essential means of discernment and communion. This process transcends mere exchange of ideas to become a profoundly spiritual encounter where
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