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The commandments lead us into union with God. Fr. Carlson talks about the differences between traditions and commandments. Do your traditions undercut God’s commandments?

So often we can come to Mass with our hearts heavy. Fr. Carlson asks us: where else are we going to go? “To whom should we go?”, as we hear in this week’s Gospel. I hope that’s what you do when you come to Mass - pour out your heart. Let him be the one to answer all of your needs.

The Eucharist - the mystery that is above all words and songs.

God never tires of helping us. When we are at our lowest point, he is there. He wants to give us Himself to strengthen us.

Jesus is truly present in the Eucharist. When we receive the Eucharist, we receive God Himself. When we go to eucharistic adoration, we are face to face with God Himself.

So often we can give into that temptation of go, go, go, go, thinking that’s what give us value, that’s what gives us purpose. How often do we think we have to take care of everything? Jesus is inviting us to rest in Him, to let him be the Good Shepherd, to receive his peace.

Jesus calls us, just as he did Amos and the 12 apostles, to let other people know about Him, and to help them enter into relationship with Him.

This Sunday we hear Paul talk about the thorn in his flesh. The Lord tells him, my grace is sufficient for you. Whatever suffering, whatever temptation, whatever weakness we're experiencing, he will provide. Let's not take on the thorn in our side by ourself; rather, may we rely on God, who always provides for us.

Jesus comes to heal and to give us life. He longs to be with us. God cares about you, and he wants you to approach him.

We can get so worried about the state of things in the world, but let’s not look at it with human eyes, but with the eyes of God. The parable of the mustard seed reminds us of this.

Jesus came to save us, from original sin, from that entrapment of the evil one that we heard about in the first reading this past Sunday. He comes to rescue us and says, “I’m taking you back. Not only am I taking you back, but I’m going to give you everything. You’re going to be my sons and daughters.”

Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, June 2, 2024

God is love. So often though, we think of him as a hard master, over exacting, meticulous, setting traps, and anxious to catch us in wrongdoing. This is not God. God longs for us to abide in him, and for us to experience his love in the depths of our hearts. Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity May 26, 2024

God truly longs to give us peace. A fruit of the Holy Spirit is peace. Let us pray, come, Holy Spirit, fill our hearts with the peace we are longing for!

The Ascension of the Lord

Rescued

No Greater Love

God's Handiwork

The Significance of the Sacrifice

On the Offensive

No More Separation

The Divine Physician

Getting Distracted

Intentional Community

Responding With Joy

Come, Let Us Adore Him

A School of Love

The Answer to All of Our Desires

How Do I Pray?