We are called to share the Good News of Jesus, but we are not called to do it alone. Fr. Rob reflects on how we are on this journey of faith together and what that means for us.

Gospel: Mk 6:7-13

It's hard to truly live out our faith because it can be a risk. Fr. Rob reflects on this uncomfortable reality and how we need to live with love despite what others might think of us.

Gospel: Mk 6:1-6

We are all made in the image of God, which means that we each have inherent dignity that cannot be taken from us.

Reading: Wis 1:13-15; 2:23-24

We all go through storms in life. Fr. Rob challenges us to listen to Jesus' words of be still when life gets overwhelming and to trust that God can calm the storms in our lives.

Gospel: Mk 4:35-41

How can we be like the mustard seed? Fr. Rob reflects on one of Jesus' most well-known parables.

Gospel: Mk 4:26-34

Abraham Lincoln quoted this week's gospel in one of his speeches, and it still applies today: a house divided cannot stand.

Gospel:Mk 3:20-35

The Eucharist is not a thing. The Eucharist is not an it. The Eucharist is a living, breathing, dynamic person, and each one of us, in relationship with the Eucharist, is called to be the hands and feet of Christ in the world.

Gospel: Mk 14:12-16, 22-26

Song version of the St. Teresa of Avila quote.

What does it mean to be human? The Trinity is a great place to start this reflection: complex, loving, creative. Fr. Rob suggests finding our own creative outlets to be more in tune with the Trinity and our humanity.

The Holy Spirit provides us with different gifts. Fr. Rob relates this reality to electric cars.

Gospel: Jn 15:26-27; 16:12-15

The Ascension challenges us to look forward and embrace where we're going. With God as our guide there is nothing we cannot do.

Gospel: Mk 16:15-20