Homily from the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time. One steward noticed generosity in his interaction with his master. That generosity moved him to risk his life that the master would remain generous in a much bigger matter. We have all received from God's great generosity - does that move us to risk anything, trusting that God will remain generous in much bigger matters?

Homily from the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus reveals how important each person is to God. Each person is as every person. So, when one leaves, it's as though the Father has lost everything and all he can do is wait for that one to return. Jesus' coming shows that the Father has sent his son to save us sinners from death.

Homily from the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus reveals how important each person is to God. Each person is as every person. So, when one leaves, it's as though the Father has lost everything and all he can do is wait for that one to return. Jesus' coming shows that the Father has sent his son to save us sinners from death.

Homily from the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus has been gaining a lot of followers over the past few weeks, which is good. Now he stops everything and makes everyone aware of what they are committing to when they profess to be his disciples. We, too, need to make sure we're aware of what we're committing to when we profess to be his disciples.

Homily from the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus has been gaining a lot of followers over the past few weeks, which is good. Now he stops everything and makes everyone aware of what they are committing to when they profess to be his disciples. We, too, need to make sure we're aware of what we're committing to when we profess to be his disciples.

Homily from the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Letter to the Hebrews is written to show the recent converts that the way of Jesus Christ is far better than anything found in the Old Testament, as good as it is. The way of Jesus Christ is the way of humility, constantly going lower so that others may be lifted up. As disciples of Jesus Christ, we are invited to imitate him in lowering ourselves.

Homily from the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Letter to the Hebrews is written to show the recent converts that the way of Jesus Christ is far better than anything found in the Old Testament, as good as it is. The way of Jesus Christ is the way of humility, constantly going lower so that others may be lifted up. As disciples of Jesus Christ, we are invited to imitate him in lowering ourselves.

Homily from the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time. It can be very difficult to follow Jesus Christ because the culture pushes us away from doing so. On top of that, our own struggle with sin can make it seem easier to avoid Christianity because of the tension caused from within us. Both of these types of tension can make us feel isolated and even more willing to give up. Something that will be of great help is our call to live as a family of believers who offer words of encouragement and accountability to each other. As one family, we will flourish.

Homily from the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time. It can be very difficult to follow Jesus Christ because the culture pushes us away from doing so. On top of that, our own struggle with sin can make it seem easier to avoid Christianity because of the tension caused from within us. Both of these types of tension can make us feel isolated and even more willing to give up. Something that will be of great help is our call to live as a family of believers who offer words of encouragement and accountability to each other. As one family, we will flourish.

A few passages from the Sacred Scriptures have thrown me for a loop. Find out what they are and why I don't think we know what it means to be a Christian yet.