"If you seek a pleasant pennisula look around you." Fr. Rob relates the Michigan state motto to the magi and Herod.

What can we learn from the Holy Family? How can they inspire our lives?

Merry Christmas!

The world needs hope. This is what we are waiting for on Christmas Day: Hope of the world, Emmanuel, God with us.

The Scriptures and homily can be summed up in two words: Be Nice.

Fr. Rob reflects on the readings and how we as Christians need to step up and offer more mercy, compassion, and love in the world.

Fr. Rob borrows the catch phrase "keep your fork" from Bishop Ken Untener as he reflects on the readings for the first Sunday of Advent.

It feels as if society is more fractured than in the past. That we see those who dissagree with us in any way have become our enemies. Fr. Rob reflects on this and what Christ the King has to offer us.

Guest priest, Fr. Bert Gohm, reflects on this week's Gospel. He challenges us to look beyond the literal interpretation of the end time Scriptures. Instead, he wants us to see that these were written for a people in difficult times, like us, living through a pandemic.

Fr. Rob poses the question: "What do we contribute to the kingdom of God?" If your answer is very little, he challenges you to think differently.