Weekly Bulletin

Jesus makes it sound so simple: love God, love your neighbour, love yourself. Three loves, one commandment. The difficulty is that Jesus never said we could choose our neighbours! Love is not simply something we feel or something we say. It is something we do–especially when it is inconvenient.

The coin bears Caesar’s image, but we bear God’s. And that makes all the difference. On World Mission Sunday, we are reminded that mission isn’t just for those who travel to distant lands. It belongs to all of us. Wherever we go, whatever we do, we carry God’s image into the world. The question is:…

In the parable of the wedding feast, God’s invitation is generous and universal, but it calls for a response. We are not simply invited to attend; we are invited to be transformed.

God’s vineyard is entrusted to us. Faith is not simply something we possess; it is something we are called to live and tend. The question of the Gospel is simple: What kind of fruit is my life producing?

It’s easy to say yes to God. The challenge is living it. Today’s Gospel reminds us that faith is measured not by our promises, but by what we actually do.