Fr. Jason Kahle's homily on Sunday, May 20, 2018.

Fr. Jason Kahle's homily on May 13, 2018.

Fr. Jason Kahle's homily for Fifth Sunday of Easter, April 29, 2018. Fr. Jason explores ways students can remain anchored in Christ as they go home for the summer.

Father Jason Kahle's homily from April 22, 2018-- Fourth Sunday of Easter.

Fr. Jason Kahle's Homily from Third Sunday of Easter. What about God amazes us? That God can perform miracles? or that Jesus Christ, Son of God, suffered, died, and rose again for our salvation? In today's homily , Fr. Jason explores the first reading and homily from this weekend's liturgy and explains where our amazement should be directed.

Deacon Dan Brahier's homily for April 8. 2018, Divine Mercy Sunday. This Sunday's Gospel reflects a cultural tendency to believe in what we can see.  St. Thomas struggled with the same doubts, skeptism, and fear that many of us experience. Does God exist? Does God love me? Did Jesus really resurrect? Deacon Dan explores these questions and offers tangible evidence to answer all three.

Homily for Holy Thursday, March 29, 2018 by Deacon Dan Brahier.In this homily, Deacon Dan unpacks the theme of Holy Thursday's Gospel and explains it can be summarized through the phrase, "If only I had known" (1:50). This is evidenced by Jesus saying, "What I am doing now, you do not understand, but later you will". Deacon Dan then explores the confusion the apostles felt when Jesus knelt down to wash their feet, and explains that Jesus is trying to show them an act of humility and service (2:52).  He discusses how washing of the feet is a sacramental and is a reminder that God wants us to love one another as He loves us. Finally, he unpacks the Easter Triduum for us and gives us a brief overview and understanding of what it entails and what it means for our faith (4:08).

Good Friday, March 30, 2018 Homily by Deacon Dan Brahier Deacon Dan upacks a major theme of Good Friday for us (2:05): Following Christ can be difficult and dangerous at times ,as we see in the Gospel, where all the disciples flee in fear after Jesus is arrested. He then parallels the response of the disciples to the response of Jesus, who remains unwavering in obeying the Father's will (3:17).

Fr. Jason Kahle's Homily for Easter Sunday, April 1, 2018. In this homily, Fr. Jason explains the importance of keeping vigil on Easter and throughout the season. (1:50) He also unpacks the Gospel and points out how various people in the readings kept vigil for Christ (4:10). He challenges us to reflect on how we keep vigil for Christ in our own lives (6:25).