January 2011

Third Sunday in Ordinary Time – Cycle “A”, January 23, 2011

St. Matthew tells us that by setting in Capernaum, “a lakeside town on the borders of Zebulun and Nephtali”, Jesus fulfilled the words of the prophet Isaiah. Without saying or doing anything particularly spectacular, Jesus fulfilles a prophecy in the scriptures by staying in a certain place. For St. Matthew, Jesus is the new king.

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Solemnity – Baptism of our Lord – Cycle “A”, January 9, 2011

At His baptism, as the water trickled down His face, Jesus experienced two mysterious signs that were to change His life. They were the divine call to begin His life’s mission as Savior of the world. He would be equipped for this task with the power of the Holy Spirit. There was also the voice

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Solemnity – Holy Name of Jesus – Cycle “A”, January 2, 2011

The celebration has been held on different dates, usually in January, because January 1, eighth days after Christmas, commemorates the circumcision of the Child Jesus, at the end of eight days, when He was circumcised, He was called Jesus, the name given by the angel before He was concived in the womb. The famous preacher

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