May 2025

Ascension is a Reminder of Ongoing Renewal. 06/01/25. Chi

I want to begin by reminding everyone that renewal, the ministry of active transformation of lives and the entire world, is ongoing. Today’s celebration of the Ascension invites us to pause and reflect on the final earthly moment of Jesus’ visible presence among His disciples. As the Book of Acts (1:1-11) recounts, Jesus did not […]

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Loving and seeing as God would. 05/25/25. Chima Offurum

Today’s celebration comes with a small but meaningful shift. In the U.S., the Solemnity of the Ascension is transferred from Thursday to Sunday, which slightly adjusts our readings, particularly the second reading and gospel, so we align with the liturgy for the Seventh Sunday of Easter. That change is more than a liturgical tweak; it’s

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Accountability is Everybody’s Responsibility. 05/18/25. Chima Offurum.

It’s not usually my style, but I chose to follow this route as I began my weekend reflection with some beautiful and meaningful words drawn from today’s first reading. My short but meaningful starter derives from the powerful interactions between Paul, Barnabas, and the early Christian community members.The Scripture says that after Paul and Barnabas

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Peace to the World and Blessings for Our Mothers: A Reflection on Faith, Leadership, and Love. 05/11/25. Chima Offurum.

  This Sunday, May 11, 2025, holds a profound significance for us. First, it is our weekly commemoration of the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, an anthem of our faith that brings renewal and hope to all believers. Adding to our usual Sunday meetings is the historic election of Pope Leo XIV this last

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