Brothers, Simon and Andrew, presumably like their father and many generations before them, were fisherman on the deep and sometimes treacherous Sea of Galilee. They tended their nets, repaired their boats, went out on the waters day...

Koinonia #27 is quickly approaching. We hope that you will mark your calendars for February 7,8 & 9, 2020. Anyone over the age of 18, who is wanting to deepen their relationship with Jesus, is encouraged to attend this awesome...

A voice from heaven spoke those words after Jesus convinced John to baptize him in the Jordan River. We would all be thrilled to hear a voice from heaven say about us, "This is my beloved child, with whom I am well pleased." Well,...

The wise men in today’s gospel remind me the first time I used GPS device to go to Chicago. I was amazed to see how that little device led me to my destination. On my way, when I missed a turn, it showed me another route or tried...

For the past five years, I have kept a Nativity set up for prayer. I have started adding small little things to this set over the years. There is a Lego figurine adoring our Lord. It is a simple thing, but it was given to me as a...

This phrase resonates with me this year in a unique way. This is the first Christmas that allowed me to spend it in a parish assignment in two years. I have to admit, I am a bit biased that it is great for me to spend Christmas with...

Christmas is a family time. At this time of the year, many families come to spend much time together, to enjoy each other’s company, to relax together and to have special meals together. It is a beautiful time for all of us. But...