Reflections from Msgr. Lavalley: Holy Saturday
Holy Saturday reflections from my good friend Msgr. Richard Lavalley. He reflects on Jesus as the firstborn of the dead.
Holy Saturday reflections from my good friend Msgr. Richard Lavalley. He reflects on Jesus as the firstborn of the dead.
My good friend, Msgr. Richard Lavalley, offers a very moving meditation on the Stations of the Cross.
Today we pray for those people who work in government. We pray for all those people who must make difficult decisions during this time of pandemic.
Most of us have probably gone through a really difficult phase where we needed someone else to uphold us. We needed their support, love and kindness.
Today we pray for those teachers must find new and creative ways to teach their students, and to remain connected to them.
This week we are drawn into the incomprehensible love of Jesus for each one of us, and if we open our heart, even just a little bit, we will stand amazed on Easter Sunday at the new life given to us by God’s generous love.
My good friend Msgr. Lavalley, pastor of Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Winooski, Vermont. Today he reflects on the third word of Christ from the cross.
Ever wonder why God changed the name Abram to Abraham? Since it is recorded in the Book of Genesis, it must have represented something significant. And it does.
Courage. In a time of uncertainty and anxiety, courage is a virtue that is sorely needed. How is it we develop, with the help of God’s grace, this virtue of courage?
Today our responsorial psalm talked about crying out to God. What an appropriate psalm response for our current age. Is this not the time we are crying out to God?