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Dear brothers and sisters, we have entered the month of June, which this year marks the time of liturgical ordinary time. At the beginning of the month, we will celebrate the great feasts of the Body and Blood of Christ, the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, and other memorials.

Dear brothers and sisters, in the month of May, the Catholic faith emphasizes the veneration of the Virgin Mary. I was curious why this is the case.

Dear brothers and sisters, this April is associated with the beginning of the Easter season. The Easter season is, in a liturgical sense, the re-presentation of the fifty-day period during which Jesus was with his disciples, teaching them to adjust to a new kind of his presence.

Dear brothers and sisters, this March practically falls entirely within Lent, and at its conclusion, we will experience Holy Week.

Dear brothers and sisters, this February marks the beginning of Lent, which we enter in the middle of the month. Moreover, this February is a leap year, so it is slightly longer.

Dear brothers and sisters, as we enter the new year 2024, I wish you an abundance of God's blessings, strength, and good health.

Dear brothers and sisters, as we enter the month of December, we begin the Advent season, which is liturgically divided into two parts. In the first part, until December 17, the liturgical texts lead us to reflect on the second coming of Christ.

Dear brothers and sisters, we associate the month of November with the remembrance of our deceased, as we immediately commemorate them with the Feast of All Saints and also with the remembrance of our deceased.

Dear brothers and sisters, the month of October can inspire us to pray the rosary, as October 7 is the feast day of Our Lady of the Rosary.

Dear brothers and sisters, after the holidays we enter a new school year and return to the regular schedule of services and parish activities.

Dear brothers and sisters, in August we enter the second half of the holidays. In it, we look forward to the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Dear brothers and sisters, the two holiday months are a time for vacations and parish activities will also take place according to the holiday schedule.

Dear brothers and sisters, the month of June is this year associated with the feasts of the Holy Trinity, the Body and Blood of Christ, and the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Dear brothers and sisters, May is associated not only with the Easter season but also with reverence for the Virgin Mary. From the memories of the seniors, I know that they fondly recalled the May devotions from their youth, which were not only opportunities for prayer but also for mutual fellowship.

Dear brothers and sisters, this year the month of April also enters the Holy Week. During the first week of April, we will experience the mystery of our redemption in the liturgy of the Paschal Triduum.