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In today's homily, Msgr. Magee poses two questions.  If your life were to suddenly and unexpectedly come to an end today, how confident are you about what would happen to your soul after that? Question #2, why would that be your answer? These questions are inspired by today's parable of the ten virgins waiting for the bridegroom. Only five have enough oil in their lamps, and enough extra oil to keep their lamp burning. Listen to this excellent reflection on today's gospel, and hear what our Lord wants to speak to your heart. Please share this podcast with a family member or a friend. Have a blessed week.

Today, we celebrate All Saint's Day with the universal church. In today's homily, Msgr McCormac reminds us of the ultimate purpose of our life in this world, which is eternal life with God. We celebrate all of the saints, both the well known saints that have a date on the calendar, and those lesser known saints who are our ancestors, family, and friends.  We call upon them, and ask them to intercede for us. By virtue of our Baptism, we are all called to be saints. Listen to this excellent homily, and let the Lord speak to your heart. Please share this podcast with a family member or a friend, and have a blessed week!

In today's gospel, we find our Lord Jesus in conflict with some of the teachers of Israel, namely the Pharisees and Sadducees. A Pharisee asked Jesus a question by saying "Teacher, which commandment in the law is the greatest one? Jesus replies, telling them "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul, and all your mind. This is the greatest and the first commandment. And the second is like it, you shall love your neighbor as yourself. " Msgr. Magee discusses today's gospel, the meaning of the word LOVE, and its the origins. Listen to today's homily to hear insights into our Lord's Gospel message today. Please share this podcast with a family member or a friend, and have a blessed week!!

In today's homily, Msgr. McCormac reminds us that our allegiance to the United States, or to any other country, is important, but can never be more important than our loyalty to God himself. Our true identity is not being a citizen of a particular country, but rather being a son or daughter of God the Father. Please listen to this podcast, and allow God to speak to your heart. Then, share it with a family member, co-worker, or friend. Have a blessed week!!

In today's Gospel, Jesus uses the image of a banquet, comparing the kingdom of heaven with a king who is hosting a wedding feast for his son. In today's homily, Msgr. McCormac reminds us that everyone is invited to this feast, but not all will respond to the invitation. Are we doing all that we can to accept Jesus's invitation to His banquet each Sunday? By attending Mass, we are nourished and filled with the grace and blessings of our God. Please share this podcast with someone, and have a blessed week.

In today's Gospel reading, Jesus invites us all to be workers in His Vineyard, working toward a bountiful harvest for His kingdom. Listen to Msgr. Magee's homily as he unpacks this parable and helps us to truly understand Jesus's message to us. Please share this podcast with a neighbor or a friend, and have a blessed week.

In today's homily, Monsignor Magee helps us to understand the deeper message in today's gospel. Following our own desires does not automatically bring us happiness. Our world is filled with people who have followed only their own desires, only to be miserable. People following only their desires frequently brings themselves into conflict with each other, into addictions, into crime; imprisoned by their own vices. For Christians, we have a voice to follow and to guide us, the voice of our heavenly Father. Please listen to this podcast and allow it to speak to your heart. Have a blessed week.

In today's gospel, Jesus tells a parable about a landowner who hires workers for his fields, first in the morning, then more later in the afternoon, and still more shortly before the end of the day. At the end of the day, He pays them all the same, regardless of how long they worked. Some of the workers who had worked the longest complain to the landowner about this. Jesus is the landowner, and He dispenses the money according to His will, not ours. Listen to this excellent podcast, and please share with someone who may benefit from hearing it. Have a blessed week.

Listen to Msgr. McCormac's announcement made at the 11AM Mass on September 13, 2026

In today's homily, Msgr. Magee discusses today's gospel message on forgiveness. We are reminded that we are to forgive any number of times, regardless of the kind, or seriousness of the offense. As hard as forgiving can be for us, it has a mysterious healing power, for both the offender and to heal the one who has been harmed and learns to forgive. The woman that Monsignor referred to in his homily is Immaculee Ilibaziga. You can learn about how she forgave in the harshest of circumstances. Please listen to today's homily, and discover what the Lord wants to speak to your heart. Have a blessed week!