Homily Blog

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;...

The most effective way to bring people back to the Catholic Church will be by leading them to believe that Jesus is present in the...

The doctrine of the Trinity occupies a central place in the history of Catholic theology. Historically, we are ware that this doctrine is...

The Church is gathered today as on that day of Pentecost... “Parthians, Medes and Elamites; people from Mesopotamia, Judaea and...

Jesus’ ascension is for the disciples, another disappointment, the first being his crucifixion and death. It’s 40 days and the disciples...

We mistakenly presume that love is something we can give as it pleases us. We hear expressions such as, “He doesn’t deserve my love.”...

The word “remain” appears several times in the readings of this weekend. It is a strong verb which also means abide, cling, dwell,...

Two lines in today’s gospel weave the entire episode together as Jesus continues his appearance to the disciples and mandates them on...