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.

Homily from the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus came to earth with one purpose, and that was to do what his people refused to do, namely lay down his life in obedience to the Father. His death brings eternal life to those who are willing to give their life to Jesus.

Homily from the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus came to earth with one purpose, and that was to do what his people refused to do, namely lay down his life in obedience to the Father. His death brings eternal life to those who are willing to give their life to Jesus.

Homily from the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Israelites had to prove their faith in God by sacrificing one of the false gods of the Egyptians. Their action showed the Lord and the world that they trusted in the promises of their God, even though it was a big risk. The Lord invites us to take big risks by preparing well for when he comes again. Will our actions reveal faith in God?

Homily from the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Israelites had to prove their faith in God by sacrificing one of the false gods of the Egyptians. Their action showed the Lord and the world that they trusted in the promises of their God, even though it was a big risk. The Lord invites us to take big risks by preparing well for when he comes again. Will our actions reveal faith in God?

Homily from the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus tells a parable in which a man is criticized by God for not being rich in what matters to God. This causes us to examine what matters to God and how we can become rich in it.

Homily from the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Jesus tells a parable in which a man is criticized by God for not being rich in what matters to God. This causes us to examine what matters to God and how we can become rich in it.

Did you know that Christianity has the most extensive history and experience of mysticism of all religions? Find out more in this sermon: "The Better Part".

What does Fire and Brimstone preaching mean? Find out in this week's message: "Fire and Brimstone". Justice and Mercy embrace.

Homily from the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time. We pray the Lord's Prayer frequently, but we don't always pay attention to what we're praying and we don't always know why we pray it. The Holy Spirit will help us understand.