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Although we often encounter the Resurrection narrative from the Gospel of St. John on Easter Sunday morning, it is instructive and edifying for us to spend time in reflection on the Resurrection found in each in the Gospels.  As this is the third year of our three-year liturgical cycle, let us examine the Resurrection found […]

Within our holy Polish National Catholic Church, for the three Sundays before the beginning of Great Lent, we spend a short season of preparation to enter into that time fully ready to take up the spiritual work of amendment and discipline to bring ourselves closer to the passion and death of our Lord.  During this

As we begin the New Year, we often spend a bit of time thinking about what sort of new directions we will take in the days, weeks and months to come.  This is the time of year when we commit to New Year’s Resolutions in hopes of getting ourselves on the right track.  These resolutions

“In that region there were shepherds living in the fields, keeping watch over their flock by night.  Then an angel of the Lord stood before them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified.  But the angel said to them, “Do not be afraid; for see – I am bringing

Commencing in a short week or two on December 1, the liturgical season of Advent begins.  While the rest of the world begins its calendar on the first of January, the Church starts, not with the arrival of our Lord Jesus Christ, but rather with our time of waiting for Him.  And this waiting for

Beginning in the month of November, our liturgical year takes a pivot, from the journey of Jesus from Galilee to Jerusalem, to finally some reflection on His time in Jerusalem and finally to our recognition of our Lord Jesus Christ as the King of all creation, the King of all that is. During the past

During the month of September, the Polish National Catholic Church celebrates the special Solemnity of Brother Love on the second Sunday.  We are reminded here that the one English word “love” is actually the translation of several words in the Greek New Testament, each of which have slightly different meanings.  And of course, we know

Just about two weeks ago I returned from Erie, Pennsylvania and the wonderful week of Convo 2024, which had the theme, “Running the Race” taken from St. Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians.  At Convo I had the opportunity to give the closing lecture and presentation during a week filled with learning more about our

In this second of our liturgical years, known as Year B, we spend most of the Ordinary Time weeks working our way through the Gospel of St. Mark.  But since this Gospel is the shortest of the three synoptic gospels, there is ample space for us to take a short detour to the Gospel of