Join us this weekend as we celebrate the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
We will collect for Disaster Relief 2026 for the Diocese of Orlando.

All human beings hunger for God.  We who recognize God in Jesus Christ,
his only begotten son, catch a glimpse through Scripture of how much the Lord loves us
and, in turn, wants us to share the good news of Christ's redemptive love with others.
This is the proclamation of hope that Saint Paul announces in the second reading.
He affirms that, through the gift of the Spirit, all creation will be freed from the slavery
of sin and corruption, but we must first listen to the word of God.
The prophet Isaiah says the word of God nourishes our hearts like the rain and the snow,
watering the earth and making it fertile.
The Gospel today contains the parable of the Sower and the seed.
Although the word of God is like the good seed, always ready to bear fruit in the hearts of the faithful,
Jesus reminds his followers that the seed does not always fall on fertile ground.
Called to receive, meditate, and act upon the word of the Lord daily,
we are committed to echo the word of God in our lives, asking ourselves:
How can we identify the "dry land" in our own hearts,
or places where God may have attempted to sow a seed in our hearts to help us grow,
but we didn't pay any attention? How can we turn this dry land into fertile ground?
Excerpt taken from Liturgy.com at https://liturgy.ocp.org/en-us/celebration/4227/outline/1731284

Music with YouTube links for this weekend July 11th and 12th, 2026

 What Wondrous Love Is This
WONDROUS LOVE 

Glory to God (Mass of St. Timothy)
Tom Booth

Beautiful Is Your Love
Josh Blakesley, Sarah Hart, Marc Byrd

Many and Great
Ricky Manalo

By Our Love
Tom Kendzia

O Bless the Lord
John Michaels

Take the Word of God with You
Christopher Walker, James Harrison