Homily Blog

The question, “Who do you say I am,” seems almost like an old gospel now. Somehow, we’ve got used to hearing preachers talk about the...

Identifying the image of God in humanity and seeking God’s will to keep this image sacred are challenges before us this weekend. Our...

The heart occupies a significant role in the anatomy of human existence. It is the central pump and powerhouse that circulates the blood....

As we make the homestretch on the Bread of Life discourse in John Ch. 6, let’s reflect on the meaning of the word “life or living” as...

The answer to this question is found in the experience of the prophet Elijah in today’s reading. He is fed up with life. He witnesses...

To start with, the photo I used for this homily is not Jesus. It is the image of Jonathan Roumie, the guy who played Jesus in the Chosen....

God reprimands bad shepherds in unequivocal terms in today’s readings: Woe to the shepherds who mislead and scatter the flock of my...

In this weekend’s gospel, Jesus sends the twelve apostles out with a mandate to preach the gospel. Among other instructions, Jesus says...

"Brothers and sisters: That I, Paul, might not become too elated, because of the abundance of the revelations, a thorn in the flesh was...

For a better exegesis and analysis of the scriptural meaning of this weekend's gospel passage, I will present it as a script with four...

This Pauline expression is so real for several reasons in today’s world. Recently, I met with a friend who was coming out of series of...

After Adam had eaten the forbidden tree, God called him with the question, “Where are you?” Adam’s response, "I heard you in the garden;...