Fr. Stuart explains the process of what it looks like to be named a bishop and how Bishop Konderla transitioned into this role 10 years ago. Through St. Peter's letter, each one of us are a living stone built into the kingdom of God.

Listen to Fr. Stuart Crevcoure's homily for the prayer vigil for immigrants.

Fr. Stuart explains how Jesus is our shepherd, and he is our ultimate leader and as his sheep follow his voice. He also encourages us to pray for the priests who have been earthly shepherds to parishes, seminarians, and those discerning the priesthood.

Deacon Gary Gamino's homily explains why Jesus hides his identity from the disciples while they are on the way to Emmaus. So as not to overwhelm them, Jesus doesn't reveal his identity immediately and allows himself to be known and recognized through the breaking of the bread. This highlights Jesus's real presence in the Eucharist during Mass. He explains how we, much like these disciples, often don't realize God's true presence in a situation until later.

Fr. Stuart explains the origin of Divine Mercy Sunday. The mercy of Jesus Christ is expressed in difficult and trying times. He is always calling His children to return to him when we stray. Showing the Lord's love and tender care is what will help people know Jesus Christ.

Fr. Vince's homily discusses the nature of God's boundless mercy. His love and forgiveness has no limits for each one of us. He invites us to think about someone we struggle to forgive in our own life, and with God's forgiveness for us, can move us to forgive us others.

In Father Vince's Easter homily, he talks about how God created the world, and in the weakness of humanity, sent his Son to become one of us and die for us for our salvation and to unite us to God, the Father. Through the sacraments and our openness to God, we allow ourselves to be transformed.

In Father Vince's homily, he talks about how God created the world, and in the weakness of humanity, sent his Son to become one of us and die for us for our salvation and to unite us to God, the Father. God pursues us relentlessly.

Fr. Stuart explains that like many prophets before Jesus, each one of them suffered a bloody death because what they preached challenged the authority in Jerusalem. However, Jesus is the true Son of God, and because of this, Jesus brings atonement for our sins. He then conquers death, and his resurrection points us to eternal life.

Fr. Stuart shares a personal anecdote of a couple who experienced great devastation. God intended for The Crucifixion to happen for the salvation of the world. Jesus endured so much suffering for the sake of the world. Love is the cross, and it means making sacrifices to do God's will. We are called to embrace our cross because it is the great sign of love.