Bishop Conlon talks about his life and role as a bishop.

Bishop Conlon talks about one of St. Peter Chyrsologus' homilies on the sacrament of incarnation, emphasizing how Jesus took on human flesh, putting a big spotlight on humankind: God's way of saying that humans are important because God became like man. God made the world to dignify the human person.

Bishop Conlon talks about the Prophet Micah calling us to stand humbly before God and to recognize that each of us is not our own teacher. Accepting that God's wisdom is far greater than ours requires a great deal of patience and sacrifice.

Bishop Conlon talks about one of the readings from July 15, in which th Israelites were just going through the motions with God. The Bishop points out that this reading is important in the sense that it indicates we need to be sincere in our relationship with God.

Bishop Conlon talks about the Vatican II document, Ad Gentes (To the Nations), which offers a clear mandate that it is the Churchs' job -- every member of the Church -- to evangelize to all the nations to offer the chance of salvation to everyone.

Bishop Conlon talks about visiting an abortion clinic and going on mission trips as examples of how we need to stand up to injustices with Christian values and God calls us to make sacrifices so that God's kingdom may come.

Bishop Conlon talks about the importance of religious freedom.

The Bishop offers a brief history of Constantine and the development of the Eastern Church/religions.

Bishop Conlon talks about protecting children, in honor of the 10th anniversary of the Charter for the Protection of Young Children and Young People that was passed by the U.S. Bishops. He talks about the pain and anger and confusion involved in the topic. He says people have to be committed to the Charter -- placing the safety of children first; there has to be transparency; we need to be supportive of people who have been harmed; and people need to pray for healing and wisdom and guidance.

On the occasion of the Solemnity of the Holy Trinity, the Bishop talks about how the Christian faith is based on the reality of the Trinity, and that the most important truth that Jesus revealed is the existence of God as the Trinity -- Father, Son and Holy Spirit. He also talks about how our faith in the Holy Trinity is significant because we are empowered by the Holy Spirit and by God since it is the Spirit that is communicating to the Father for us.