Homily, July 20, 2025
From The Pastor From many perspectives in life, we tend to work from an ‘either or stance,’ rather than a both-and. If we see ourselves one way, we do not often see ourselves as the...
Homily, July 13, 2025
From The Pastor The world view a person holds will determine their perception of life from that point of view. To turn a phrase, a point of view is a view from a point. For...
Homily, July 6, 2025
From The Pastor Relatability. For any project, campaign, or endeavor to gain traction and broad support it must be relatable. The Christian life is neither a project, campaign, nor endeavor. It is a relationship of...
Homily, June 29, 2025 ,Feast of St. Peter and Paul
From The Pastor The role and effectiveness of Saints Peter and Paul are undeniable in the spread of Christianity. In this modern age with the decline of faith in several regions of the world, we...
Homily, Most Holy Body and Blood of Jesus Christ
From The Pastor The celebration of the Holy Eucharist is the central action of our Catholic life that conveys to us the living presence of the Lord Jesus. The themes of the Eucharist are common...
Homily, June 15, 2025
From The Pastor Love is a mystery. Love is the most obvious, necessary reality that defines our human nature. It is the darnedest thing. We cannot live without it, we strive and long for it...
Homily, Pentecost 2025
From The Pastor Love gives life. Love is the source and origin of all life. Love heals, forgives, and transforms death into new life. New life may mean a new beginning after an act of...
Homily, Ascension 2025
From The Pastor ‘The Lord be with you. And with your Spirit. Lift up your hearts. We lift them up to the Lord. Let us give thanks to the Lord our God. It is right...
Homily, May 25, 2025
From The Pastor Love is the power that secures faith and inspires hope in good times. In times of uncertainty and fear, faith and hope can waver if the power and source of love is...
Homily, May 18, 2025
From The Pastor Jesus had no illusion that the Christianity that evolved after his suffering, death, and Resurrection would be a glorious perfection of love and joy with fully realized justice and peace. Christian love...