Click the arrow below to hear a member of the Assumption community read today’s Gospel. The mystery of divine intervention When I was at college, I participated in a Summer Camp with some Catholic students. Our group was divided into small teams and each team needed to choose a name.… Read More »Readings and Reflection for April 13 (Wednesday of Holy Week)
Click the arrow below to hear a member of the Assumption community read today’s Gospel. Love to the end A man went to see a magician. The magician told him: “I can help you to attain whatever you want. But there is one condition. Your enemies will have a double… Read More »Readings and Reflection for April 12 (Tuesday of Holy Week)
On Palm Sunday, the first day of Holy Week, our Assumptionist community in Mexico celebrated the day with the indigenous people of Mixtla de Altamirano. It was the first Palm Sunday celebration in the community of Tenexcalco. It was a very festive event of welcoming us with lots of flowers.… Read More »Palm Sunday in Mexico
Father Ronald, an Assumptionist from St. Xavier Parish in El Paso, 11 students of Yermo High School, their families, and Sister Socorro at the send-off Mass for their missionary work during Holy Week near Austin, Texas! They ask for your prayers!
Click the arrow below to hear a member of the Assumption community read today’s Gospel. The real value A poor man came to Rabbi Jacob’s door. There was no money in the house, so the rabbi gave him a ring. A moment later, his wife heard of it and reproached… Read More »Readings and Reflection for April 11 (Monday of Holy Week)
Click the arrow below to hear a member of the Assumption community read today’s Gospel. Be merciful to the end We are very familiar with some Lucan parables that express mercy and goodness: The parable of the Prodigal Son and the parable of the Good Samaritan for example. We do… Read More »Readings and Reflection for April 10 (Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord)
Click the arrow below to hear a member of the Assumption community read today’s Gospel. A deadly division In our daily lives, the same event brings joy to one person and causes sadness to the other. It all depends on our perception. We can see a similar effect in today’s… Read More »Readings and Reflection for April 9 (Saturday in the Fifth Week of Lent)
Click the arrow below to hear a member of the Assumption community read today’s Gospel. God’s picture within a minute! A little girl was in a drawing lesson. She was seven years old and was drawing at the back of the classroom. Usually, she did not pay attention to anything… Read More »Readings and Reflection for April 8 (Friday in the Fifth Week of Lent)
Stations of the Cross with parishioners from the Assumptionists Parish in Mexico City – Emperatriz de América. Every Friday of Lent 2022 we take to the streets at specific points with songs and prayers to carry out the route of the Way of the Cross in preparation for Holy Week.… Read More »ASSUMPTIONISTS PUBLICALLY CELEBRATE THE WAY OF THE CROSS IN MEXICO CITY
On April 7th, Fr. Donat Lamothe, A.A. celebrates his 60th Anniversary of Priesthood. After many years of teaching music and directing the chorale at Assumption University, which included international concerts, Fr. Donat is now retired but busier than ever and living at 50 Old English Rd. in Worcester. Let us… Read More »Fr. Donat Celebrates His 60th Anniversary of Priesthood