
Homily, February 8, 2026
From The Pastor Jesus is a teacher. Effective teachers teach from their hearts, who they are, what they deeply believe in, and what they hope their students will become. Christians believe Jesus is the Son...

Homily, February 1, 2026
From The Pastor The Beatitudes in today’s gospel are often referred to as the Ten Commandments of the New Testament. This is not exactly the case. Centuries before the time of Jesus, God gave Moses...

Homily, January 25, 2026
From The Pastor I want to begin this week with praise for God. Today, as initiated by Saint Pope John Paul II, is Word of God Sunday. The Word of God relays to us that...

Homily – January 18, 2026
From The Pastor Amazing people are just people who do amazing things. Heroic people are just people who do heroic things. Famous people are just people who accomplish something that brings them fame. Prophets and...

Homily , January 11,2026
From the Pastor The Baptism of Jesus marked the closure of one frame of his life that led into a new beginning of public ministry. One expression of the Lord’s baptism in the Jordan River...

Homily, December 28, 2025
From The Pastor More than any other time of the year, Christmas is a season of love. It is grounded in, but more than the mystery of the birth of our Savior. Jesus is and...
Homily, December 21,2025
From the Pastor Fourth Sunday of Advent Those with lives built on faith in God and directed in love will have less trouble perceiving the signs and the presence of God around them. Those who...

Homily, December 14, 2025
From The Pastor Advent is not a long season. It may seem long in anticipation of the events of Christmas. Like any spiritual journey, Advent is a discipline. We are called to mentally, emotionally, religiously,...

Homily , December 7, 2025
From The Pastor Advent is a verb, a season of action. Put Advent in real time and not just in the remembrance of a long-ago event. Advent prepares us to receive Christ into our lives...

Homily, November 30, 2025
From The Pastor It impresses me that Advent is often presented and received as a gentle season of attentive, if not sentimental, preparation for Christmas. Advent does not seem to carry the weight and impact...
