Homily Blog

The episode of the healing of the man born blind presents several themes from both a theological and an anthropological perspective. It...

Heather Khym writes about discovering Jesus, For many years, I was discovering a lot about God, theologically, but also what it meant to...

In the readings of today, God’s glory manifests in different circumstances and to various persons in both the Old and New Testaments....

We are presented with two different types of dialogue in the readings of this weekend. First is the dialogue between the serpent and Eve...

The words, “return to me with your whole heart,” as spoken by the prophet Joel, shows the depth of God’s love for us. God is constantly...

Matthew Kelly wrote a book titled, The Wisdom of the Saints. In the introduction, Kelly writes, “In these pages, you will encounter the...

We have to apply some practical sense in reflecting on the readings of this weekend, especially, the words of Jesus in the Beatitudes....

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...