In today's Gospel, we hear Peter give a wrong answer. Fr. Rob tells us a story about a time he felt the same way as Peter.

Gospel: Mt 16:21-27

Who do you say that I am? This is the question that Jesus poses to his disciples in the Gospel. It's a question that is still being asked of us today. Who is Jesus to you? Fr. Rob offers some background information on the setting of the Gospel to help us understand how profound this question was and still is today.

Gospel: Mt 16:13-20

If Jesus was to come back right now, Fr. Rob argues that he would be a dog lover. Listen in to find out why!

Gospel: Mt 15:21-28

Having a strong faith doesn't just happen. It requires a firm foundation and strong building blocks. Fr. Rob reflects on this and how Mary's strong foundation of faith led to our ability to know Jesus.

Gospel: LK 1:39-56

Did you know that dogs are more likely to run toward you when they're scared? Fr. Rob reflects on this and how it is similar to our faith journeys.

Gospel: Mt 14:22-33

Fr. Rob explains that sometimes we focus on the wrong things, much like Peter, James, and John in today's Gospel. When we focus on God even our most difficult times don't seem as overwhelming.

Gospel: Mt 17:1-9

How do you pray? Fr. Rob thinks he's been praying wrong all along after reflecting on the first reading.

First Reading: 1 Kgs 3:5, 7-12

Gospel: Mt 13:44-52

Fr. Rob tells us about his beer brewing experience, and what happens when you add too much yeast and how it is like the Kingdom of God.

Gospel: Mt 13:24-43

Sometimes the truth behind advice or the parables isn't always evident. Fr. Rob breaks open the parable of the sower, and why we shouldn't always be quick to dismiss unsolicited advice.

Gospel:Mt 13:1-23

What does it mean to be weary? How does faith help with it? Fr. Rob breaks open the Gospel to give us some insights.

Gospel: Mt 11:25-30