Prime Bishop Blog

As we approach the end of our liturgical year, the Church focuses our attention on the final teachings of our Lord concerning the ultimate destination of us as His followers.  The Gospel readings from these Sundays come from the teaching and parables of Jesus during the final week before His passion, death and resurrection. During

As we move in the season of Fall and come to the last number of Sundays within our liturgical year, we encounter a number of Gospel readings taken from the last week within the life of our Lord before His passion, death, burial and ultimately His Resurrection.  While we certainly did encounter some of these

During the past few Sundays within our liturgical year, we have encountered a number of parables about the Kingdom of God.  The Kingdom of God is compared to a situation where weeds are sowed among wheat, like a mustard seed and like yeast in a measure of dough.  These parables encourage us to consider how

During a number of the Sundays in these summer months within our present liturgical year, as we are working our way through the Gospel of Matthew, we encounter our Lord offering a number of parables concerning the Kingdom of Heaven.  On the 17th Sunday in particular, three parables are told to the disciples after they

As God’s Field goes to press this month, we are approximately three months away from the start of the XXVII General Synod of the Polish National Catholic Church, which will gather in Manchester, New Hampshire at the end of September. As we plan for this Synod, it is important that we do so with the

During this season we celebrate the great Solemnity of Pentecost, the Descent of the Holy Spirit.  In some ways we consider this an ending.  This is the last Sunday of the Easter season.  Following the celebration on this day, we will stop adding the ‘alleluia’ to the dismissal at Mass, the paschal candle will be

Having now come through the Lenten season just behind us, we come to the moment of joy within the life of the Church.  We stand at the empty tomb to proclaim that Jesus lives.  Living in the entirety of the life of Jesus at every moment in our Christian faith, we knew that, even in

This year on March 8, 2026, the Second Sunday of March, the Polish National Catholic Church takes a pause in the series of Lenten Sundays to celebrate the Solemnity of the Institution of the Polish National Catholic Church.  There are some who say that to celebrate it in this way is a distraction, because there

On the first Sunday of Lent in this year, we hear from the Gospel of Saint Matthew concerning our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in the desert. Then Jesus was led up by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil.  He fasted forty days and forty nights, and afterwards He was

As we now find ourselves in the middle of January this is often the time of year when our New Years resolutions begin to fade and we find ourselves in exactly the same place that we were before.  In fact in a Forbes poll it was found that between 23% to 64% give up their