If you are too preoccupied with what is going wrong in your life, you will miss what is going right in your life. Can you see how your own life has been shot-through with miracles?

In this Labor Day sermon, Father Bob provides a theological reflection on the place of work in our lives as Christians.

The most important thing after beginning a relationship with Jesus is to learn how to stay with Him for the long haul. Discover how to do that from this week's gospel.

Is Jesus' call to "Eat my flesh...and drink my blood" in John 6:51-58 literal or figurative? Deacon Wheatley looks at how Jesus calls us beyond belief to a taste of living bread, a true feast in which Jesus - flesh and blood, God and man - feeds us true food and drink to eternal life.

Ephesians 4:25-5:2 calls us to be more kind, cool-headed, encouraging and forgiving. This passage also gives us hope and help why this can begin to happen now.

In this sermon based on John 6:35, 41-51, Father Bob considers two pillars of the spiritual life: the Sacrament of the altar and God's revelation. He reminds us that Jesus did not come primarily to meet our earthly needs but to lead us to eternal life.

In this sermon focused on John 6:24-35, Fr. Bob considers how we often focus on getting more of what we want from God and overlook something bigger taking place. Seeing a bigger picture helps us recenter on the God who satisfies us deep within our souls. He is the bread of life.