Most of us would agree that there is, in fact, still sin in the world. But perhaps we can expand our understanding of sin, of paschal sacrifice, and of healing. Join Father Ed as he explains what the Scriptures mean when we say that the Lamb of God has taken away the sin of the world.

On this Feast of the Baptism of Jesus, Father Ed discusses the history and meaning of our baptism. We have all heard that baptism removes the taint of original sin, but what is the taint of original sin? What changes in the individual when he or she is baptized? Join Father Ed to learn more.

Epiphany is about revealing the hidden, discovering the unknown, and discovering the invisible. Join Father Ed as he shares the meaning of Christ's Epiphany and our role to keep the epiphany going.

On this feast of the Holy Family, Fr. Ed asks the questions. What makes a family holy? How can the Holy Family be a model for our families? Why is it important to create holy families in our modern culture? Join Fr. Ed as he explores these important questions for family life.

Father Ed looks to the Song of Songs to explorer the meaning of the Nativity.

Father Ed clarifies some misconceptions about Isaiah's prophecy of the virgin who will conceive. Many Bible scholars have stated that the prophecy only refers to a young woman. Father Ed explains why the Hebrew specifies a young woman who is a virgin and the differences between how the prophecy was understood in Isaiah's time and in Jesus'.

On this Sunday of Joy, Father Ed discusses the joys of the Messianic Kingdom and why we so often seem to miss the joy.

Fr. Ed takes the occasion of the Second Week of Advent to discuss not only John the Baptist, which is the customary reading for the week, but also the Immaculate Conception. Both are great themes for the preparation of the Nativity.

On the first Sunday of Advent 2019, Fr. Ed discusses some misconceptions about Christ's second coming.