Pentecost 6.8.25

Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 6/26/25

Pentecost

(Seeing the Presence of Jesus in the Everyday)

When we last left the disciples and apostles, last week – they were staring upinto the sky. I’m sure that they were thinking – even if they weren’t saying it.“Now what?”

Well, here’s what. Jesus isn’t really gone!When Jesus left ... Read More »

Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 2.23.25

Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 2/25/25

Love Your Enemy

There is a lot of turmoil in our country today.

There is also a lot of turmoil in the world.

I was struck especially about the bodies of the two youngest hostages –

Ariel (AH-ree-EL)(who was captured at age 4) and Kfir (K-feer) (captured at age ... Read More »

Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2.16.25

Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 2/20/25

Hope

Usually, in the way the Lectionary is arranged, the First reading from the Hebrew scriptures is chosen for its connection with the Gospel. The second reading, often from the letters of the Apostles or St. Paul, has less of a connection with the Gospel. And yet, I often ... Read More »

Epiphany of The Lord - 01.05.25

Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 1/09/25

Epiphany C

The Wise Men

2019 years ago, a star appeared.

Theoretical Astrophysicist, Grant Mathews, University of Notre Dame

Feb. 20, 6 B.C., when Mars, Jupiter and Saturn aligned in the constellation Pisces. (Judea)

I love it when contemporary science confirms what is written in Scripture.

... Read More »

Second Sunday of Advent 12.08.24

Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 12/09/24

People, Look East – Jesus is Coming!

Our first reading is from the Book of Baruch.  Baruch was Jeremiah’s scribe.  Jeremiah prophesized at the time of the Babylonian exile.  Jerusalem had been destroyed and her children taken off to Babylon.  Why did Nebuchadnezzar do that!  Why did he separate ... Read More »

Thirty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time 11.10.24

Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 11/12/24

All In

Story – A chicken, a pig, and breakfast for the farmer…

On a much more serious note – Tomorrow is Veterans’ Day.

Veterans know what it means to be all in – all in for each other and all in for our country – all in for ... Read More »

Twenty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time 9.8.24

Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 9/12/24

Ephphatha

Ephphatha – be opened!

We are doing a record number of Baptisms this summer.  We have two this weekend, two next weekend and one more after that…more coming in each week or two!

What a blessing! 

Baptism is wonderful!  I love doing Baptims.

Baptism is important because in ... Read More »

Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 08.04.24

Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 8/04/24

Trust, Believe, Live

Some of you may have heard the story about the man who was being chased by a tiger and falls off a cliff. Luckily, he catches a branch and is hanging there from it, trying to figure out what to do. In desperation he cries out, ... Read More »

Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7.7.24

Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 7/11/24

Modern Day Prophets

Welcome visitors…

So far, since I retired from my job as business administrator, in order to concentrate on my ministry as a deacon, I have had requests for 10 baptisms – a set of twins, a brother and a sister, 2 brothers and four others! 

(One ... Read More »

Good Friday 3.29.24

Posted by Kevin Revolinski on 4/06/24

It’s Friday, but Sunday’s coming!

It’s Friday. Mary’s crying. Peter’s denying. But Sunday is coming.

It’s Friday. The leaders are chiding. The disciples are hiding. But Sunday’scoming.It’s Friday. The soldiers are beating. Jesus is bleeding. But Sunday’s coming.

It’s Friday. Jesus is walking, stumbling, falling. The crowd is gawking,grumbling, ... Read More »