In today's Gospel, the disciples are given the mission to preach and baptize in the name of the Trinity. Sheryl reflects on how we are called to this same mission.

Friday, June 15 at Burgundy Basin Inn. $35 tickets are available at the parish office (no phone or email orders) and after all Masses May 26 & 27, while supplies last.

On this Feast of Pentecost, Deni reflects on what it means to cooperate with Jesus' gift of the Holy Spirit.

The theme of the 27th Annual GRCC Faith in Action Banquet is "Journeying in Courage and Faith" -- a wonderful description of the life and work of our own Dr. Deni Mack who will be honored at this event with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Dr. Marvin McMickle, President, Colgate Rochester Crozier Divinity School, will also be honored with the Metropolitan Award. Join us at the Burgundy Basin Inn, from 5:30-8:00 pm on June 5. Tickets are $45. Click for details and registration flyer.

This week's gospel reading is John 17:11-19. Sheryl reflects on what Jesus means when he says that he and his followers do not belong to the world.

"As the Father loves me, so I also love you." (John 15:9) Deni reflects on how God's love is different from our human love.

Sheryl reflects on this Sunday's gospel, John 15:1-8. If Jesus is the vine, what does it mean for us to be the branches?

Deni reflects on what it means to be a good shepherd.

Fr. Ed has received a letter from Bishop Matano with the news we've all been waiting for. The bishop has appointed Fr. George Heyman as the new Pastor of the Church of the Assumption and the Church of the Resurrection. (Click title for more details.)

Sheryl reflects on how we as Easter People can stop seeing those who are different from us as "other," so that we can share Christ's Peace with ALL humanity.

Deni shares her reflections on this week's reading from the Acts of the Apostles about what it means to be a community of believers. And then she asks us to ask to put ourselves in the shoes of "Doubting Thomas."

Sheryl reflects on what it means to live as new creations in the light of the Resurrection.

Deni reflects on the model of radical love Jesus gives us in the Passion.

Sheryl reflects on John 12:20-33. What does it mean to be Christ's disciple?

Deni reflects on rejoicing in the midst of Lent.

Today's Gospel, John 2:13-25, tells of Jesus' Cleansing of the Temple. Sheryl reflects on today's Church and whether it, too, has become too immersed in business. (Artwork: Cleansing of the Temple, Alexander Andreyevich Ivanov, c. 1824)

Deni reflects on the story of Isaac and Abraham. When we listen to those around us, through whom is God speaking?

40 days in the desert. Are we listening the right voices?

This week's Gospel is Mark 1:40-45, in which Jesus heals a leper. Deni recalls a woman she met years ago who cared for lepers, and reflects on how we treat those whom others ostracize.

This Sunday's Gospel talks about the healing of Peter's mother-in-law. Sheryl reflects on how we all yearn for Christ's healing.