On the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Joe offers a beautiful reflection on God's justice and leniency.

On the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Tony speaks about spiritual nutrients and reminds us that we must strive "to be the good soil."

"Actions speak louder than words," Deacon Bob Gutendorf reminds us in this reflection on the parable of the sower.

Considering the common priesthood of the laity, Fr. Ambrose reflects on how the reality of the Eucharist makes us one in body, mind, spirit, and mission.

On this Sunday homily, Fr. Joe offers a moving reflection on meekness and how we are all called to be "meek."

On this 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Ambrose Dobrozsi reflects on our shared heavenly goal + reward: "to be in heaven with God forever, to be with Christ, to be among the blessed where every tear shall be wiped away and where we can praise and glorify our Lord Jesus Christ forever"

In a sermon short and sweet, Fr. Tony reminds us: "To a world that seems dark with sickness, dark with violence, dark with the sin of racism, we are called to be love, so that God may see in us the love He pours into our hearts."

From going to Confession regularly to spending time in silent prayer, Fr. Ambrose offers some suggestions for how we might grow our faith in trying times.

On the feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Our Lord (Corpus Christi), Fr. Tony offers a moving reflection on the Eucharist. By receiving it, he says, we become the body of Christ in the world and "we are participating in the very life of God."

Speaking to First Communicants on the feast of Corpus Christi, Fr. Joe reflects on how the Eucharist unites us all.