We Christians have all of the sufferings of everyone else, but we also have the suffering of accepting Jesus' invitation to die to ourselves to live more fully in Him. Our egos are the last things to go!Homily for Sunday, August 30, 202622nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A

The number one burden that the faithful in the pews carry in their hearts is their concern for their loved ones, especially those who aren't practicing their Catholic faith anymore. What can we do to draw them closer to Jesus' Sacred Heart?Homily for the Feast of St. Monica, August 27, 2026

We don't like living under someone else's authority; we want to be our own authority. We only find true peace and unity when we submit to the authority of Jesus and His Church!Homily for Sunday, August 23, 2026The 21st Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year A

Children are fully alive because they are naturally close to God. Unfortunately ,we often grow up to be boring and sad like dry bones. Jesus, transform us by the fire of Your Love!School Mass homily for Friday, August 21, 2026

We receive to the extent that we believe. Unfortunately, our level of faith often falls to the level of the ordinary rather than rising to the standard of the Gospels!Homily for August 16, 2026The 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A

In this life, we see so much darkness that sometimes we forget how the Story ends. He wins, She wins, and we win if we are with Them!Homily for August 14, 2026Vigil of the Assumption of Mary

The goal of the Christian life and going to a Catholic School is to become transformed by Jesus into the men and women, the saints, He created us to be!Homily for the first day of schoolAugust 13, 2026

Spiritual amnesia and distraction keep us rooted in fear. Remembering and being attentive to His Presence sets us free!Homily for August 9, 2026The 19th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year A

St. John Vianney inspires all Christians, not just priests, by his life and love for God. Pray that all priests would be united to Jesus like him!Homily for the Feast of St. John VianneyAugust 4, 2026

The enemy wants us to focus on how big our problems are and how little we have to address them. Jesus invites us to keep our eyes fixed on Him and rest in what He is doing.Homily for August 1, 2026, The 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A