Homily Blog

What is it about Zebulun and Naphtali in the readings of today? What is it about repentance and the kingdom of heaven? What is it about...

Take a look at this little tree and ponder for a while. Go beyond looking at the blosoming tree and look at the source from where it's...

The solemnity of the Epiphany explains the revelation of Christ to the Gentiles. Saint Paul describes it as “the stewardship of God’s...

On this first day of the year, we are invited to meditate on the gentle, humble, contemplative spirit of Mary as the mother of God. The...

How would the people in darkness see the great light? It is by embracing Jesus, the “light of the world.” That’s what Christmas...

We all have expectations. We have things we want to accomplish. Particularly, as Christmas approaches, we want to meet our expectations....

The Advent voice keeps reminding us that we are made for more in Christ. Recently, I was listening to Leah Darrow’s speech at the...

Open the eyes of my heart, Lord Open the eyes of my heart I want to see You I want to see You To see You high and lifted up Shinin' in...

Each time we celebrate the feast of Christ the King, what comes to my mind is the story of the six-year-old boy who tried to draw and...

The gospel passage that speaks to the theme of this weekend comes from the beatitudes: Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute...

I was literally looking for a theme for the readings of this weekend when Fr. Austin (my pastor) shared this joke with me. At first I...

The story of All Saints is about God’s magnificence; made in God’s image, saved by His grace. On this Feast, the Church celebrates the...