Author name: Fr.Tomy J. Puliyan, MSFS

Not a time to lose but to find Hope!  Some of us ask ourselves, Is the Lord still in charge of this world or has the devil taken over the reign? Certainly, each of us approach this question in different ways. Different people have different answers. I would prefer to respond to this question by […]

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Reflections for the 5th Sunday of Lent! The focus of this Sunday’s reading is the resurrection. There are 5 Sundays in our Lenten Journey before we begin the Holy Week. The first Sunday we reflected on the temptation of Jesus. The second Sunday the transfiguration of Jesus.  The third Sunday the story of the Samaritan

Every day God sends His angels to our doorsteps to announce an invitation to be a mother, to be abrother, to be a sister, to be a friend and to be a good neighbor to Jesus whom we meet in different ways,different shapes, and different times. Are we willing to rend our bodies, our minds,

We are all together in this race. Today is Wednesday, March 25, 2020, the Feast of the Annunciation of the Lord. It has been almost aweek and a half since we have not had any community Masses in the basilica’s, cathedrals, churches andchapels in most of the Diocese’s throughout the United States. We are all

The reason I chose this particular name is because our heavenly patron, St.Francis de Sales, who expressed his love and passion for honey and bees throughout his writings. He brings out valuable messages and imageries for our daily lives from this tiny creation of God. Everyone loves honey, because of its nature, character and quality.