“You are the salt of the earth… You are the light of the world.” These images of salt and light, which we hear of in today’s Gospel, immediately follow...[read more]
In this weekend’s Gospel, we hear Jesus begin his Sermon on the Mount. This passage represents Jesus’ first public act of teaching outside of the walls of a synagogue....[read more]
We have been hearing a lot about light in our readings for the past few weeks. This theme continues this Sunday. We hear Jesus spoken of as the light...[read more]
Throughout the Old Testament, there are numerous references to “God’s chosen people,” the Israelites. They are the ones who continually receive God’s favour and blessing, and who God seems...[read more]
On behalf of all of us at the Windsor Heritage Catholic Family of Parishes, I want to wish you all a Merry Christmas! Whether you are a regular parishioner,...[read more]
I have a feeling that many of us, when reflecting on the events leading up to Jesus’ birth, tend to picture them through Mary’s eyes. This is due in...[read more]
“Rejoice in the Lord always; again I say rejoice! Indeed, the Lord is near!” These words, taken from the Entrance Antiphon for the Third Sunday of Advent, remind us...[read more]
As a choral musician, I have had the opportunity to perform Handel’s Messiah several times in my life. This piece is a wonderful portrayal of the drama of salvation...[read more]
Happy New Year! Today, as we celebrate the First Sunday of Advent, the Church begins a new Liturgical Year. And yet, something seems strange with our readings: instead of...[read more]
Jesus’ words to us at the beginning of today’s Gospel are a striking reminder that this world is only temporary. This world will eventually come to an end, and...[read more]
