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We are all called to be laborers for the harvest drawing as many people as possible to heaven by sharing with them the good news of the Gospel. We are all called to evangelize, but what does that look like? Listen to my homily to learn more.
Jesus Christ is truly present in the Eucharist and wishes to bless us with his abundant grace. If we are well dispos and prepared to receive that grace at mass and ina ration that our lives will change for the better. Listen to my Homily to learn more.
In this homily, I talk about the Trinity and attempting to understand the mystery. The best description of it is perhaps the Athanasian creed. Listen to my homily to learn more!
In this homily I recall the grace of confirmation. The first confirmation being Pentecost! Let us all open our hearts and our minds to the Holy Spirit being active in our lives!
What are your top three goals in life? Take a moment to reflect upon this. Was union with God forever in heaven, or some thing similar, somewhere on the list? The Ascension helps us to remember and we should leave for heaven and not for earth. Listen to my homily to learn more!
Family life can be a joyful and awesome experience, but I can also have its challenges. Whether it be our spiritual family that is the church, or our personal families, it’s important to prioritize our families. Listen to my homily to learn more.
Ordination for Priesthood for St. Louis is in about two weeks. As such it is a good time to reflect upon why do we have priests? My homily I go deeper into answering this question and how we can respond to the gift of priests.
In this homily today I recall the ordination of Bishop Rivituso and discuss the role of bishops as successors of the Apostles.
Pope St. John Paul II came to St. Louis in 1999. I recall my experience when he came, and talk about the papacy in general, and Peter our first pope in this homily. Listen to my homily and how Peter our first pope and all his successors are called to be a source of unity for the whole church.
This is a joyous occasion, the first time these second graders will receive our Lord Jesus Christ in the Most Holy Eucharist!
The Divine Mercy of God is revealed in Sacred Scripture, but we as human beings often forget how loving and merciful our Lord can be. So, He chose to remind us through Saint Faustina Kowalska. Listen to my homily to learn more about the divine mercy of God!
Alleluia, He is risen, He is risen indeed! Today we celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord, which is a very important moment in history. But some people may find it difficult to believe. In my homily today, I share some of the evidence that supports the Resurrection as a true historical fact. Listen to my homily to learn more!
