Little Flower Catholic Church

God’s Word is meant to evoke confidence in us. Though life is difficult, His Word brings forth meaning, direction and fulfillment. The Lord God has given us so very much and rightly expects our very best in return.

Zechariah 9:9-10; Psalm 145; Romans 8:9, 11-12; Matthew 11:25-30 It is for us to imitate Jesus by seeking to help those who are labored and burdened carry their load.  Help to relieve others of their pressures, not add to them, just as Jesus would do Himself and expect us to do. Look for opportunities to […]

Acts 12:1-11; Psalm 34; 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 17-18; Matthew 16:13-19   The apostles PETER & PAUL are considered the “first pillars” of the Church. Together they unleashed the Holy Spirit, the Lord the Giver of Life,  in wondrous ways that led to the rapid spread of the presence and power of Christ through His Church. […]

The life of grace is never forced upon us. Rather, grace penetrates, percolates and enriches human nature – that is, it always makes us better.  Recall the pithy formulary: “(Divine) grace perfects (human) nature.”  Simply allow God to work in harmony with the natural gifts He already has given you. Even better, ask Him for […]

In the “Parable of the Sower and the Seed” (Matthew 13:1-13), Jesus insists that we must not let God’s Word go in one ear and right out the other. He explains that soil becomes “good” when there is genuine desire to take God’s Word to heart by living forth from it each and every day. […]

What is the first thing you do when we suffer an open wound? We hurry to clean it out, making sure also that the whole area is rinsed thoroughly. Even though this almost always stings stings, we know it stands to be far worse if we do not do this well and quickly. How do […]