Everyone can be an optimist if you look at where God is working in your life... even if you're a Detroit Lions fan. Fr. Rob reflects on the first reading from Isaiah and the Gospel for the third Sunday of Advent.

First Reading: Is 35:1-6a, 10

Gospel: Mt 11:2-11

What does repent really mean? John the Baptist is adamant about it. Fr. Rob unpacks this question and gives some insights into how we should live.

Gospel: Mt 3:1-12

Be prepared - you don't know what's going happen. Fr. Rob breaks open this weekend's readings.

Gospel: Mt 24:37-44

Do you want to make the world a better place? Love like Jesus. Fr. Rob breaks open the Gospel reading to inspire us to love more fully.

Gospel: Lk 23:35-43

We don't know the day nor the hour that the kingdom of God will be fulfilled. Fr. Rob speculates on when that might be... spoiler alert, not anytime soon.

Gospel: Lk 21:28

Sometimes we think we know more than we do. Fr. Rob shares a story from his past and relates it to the Sadducees in this week's Gospel.

Gospel: Lk 20:27-38

We are all called to conversion. Every single day. Fr. Rob reflects on what this means for us.

Gospel:Lk 19:1-10

"Believe what you read; teach what you believe, practice what you teach."

Gospel: Lk 18:9-14

What does this Gospel reading have to do with the movie Caddyshack? Give Fr. Rob's homily a listen and find out!

Gospel: Lk 18:1-8

Fr. Rob breaks open the story of the Ten Lepers in this week's Gospel, and reminds us that Jesus was first and foremost a teacher, a rabbi, who challenged people to know God's love in new and profound ways. How does the story of the Ten Lepers apply to your life?

Gospel: Lk 17:11-19