The Paraclete & Peace
Why do we have the sign of peace at Mass, and what does it have to do with the Paraclete? Listen to today’s homily to find out why walking all the way across to...
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Confession: The Promise of Mercy
It’s Divine Mercy Sunday today, and usually I talk more about St. Faustina and the image of the Divine Mercy, but this year I wanted to talk more about the background behind Divine Mercy Sunday, and how the recognition of our sinfulness and a longing for mercy has been the constant refrain of God’s people ever since the fall of Adam and Eve. I hope you enjoy, and don’t be afraid to go to confession! We all need it!!!
The Resurrection and the Glory of Liturgy
God has been speaking to me a lot lately about how He works in Liturgy. Before you go *blech* and turn your nose, let me just say that this is something we all need to appreciate more. I often wondered why on earth liturgy is even a thing, other than just a way of having a ritual gathering, only this one has evolved over many years. Nope. Nope nope nope. I mean that’s a very, VERY tiny part of it. But liturgy is far greater and more significant to our whole existence than I ever anticipated. It’s a pretty big deal. I’m barely gonna touch on it in this homily, but expect to hear more. I am praying and reading about this stuff and it is solid stuff my friends. You’re gonna love it.
The Thing Nobody Says About Christmas
Joy, peace, fun, celebration, family… these are the usual kinds of things we hear about during Christmas. But nobody talks about sacrifice. I mean, why would you? That’s a mood killer. But I would...
You Gotta Hear This Before You Go to Christmas Mass!
Sorry for the clickbait-ey title. But I have a message I’d really like to get out to all those faithful Catholics before they attend Christmas Mass this year. And even for those who have...
There is Meaning to our Faith
Ever wondered if there’s any real meaning to the Catholic faith? Why do we bother going to Church every Sunday? I used to ask these questions too. Listen to my homily above from this...
