The Holy Trinity is one of the central doctrines of the Christian Faith. We celebrate this mystery each year. Join Fr. Ed as he explore beautiful truths we learn from reflecting on the Holy Trinity.

This talk invites the listener to view Pentecost in a slightly different light, as the coming of Christ in Spirit. So many believers look to the Second Coming of Christ to solve all their problems and lose sight of the reality that Christ is already here in Spirit, in sacrament, and in His Church. Join Fr. Ed as he leads us all into a new understanding of the wonder of Pentecost.

This talk is longer than most of the podcasts here, lasting just under an hour. It was given at the Pentecost Vigil at Sanctuary of Hope in Kansas City. This is a great overview of this special and unique experience often overlooked by many Catholics. Join Father Ed as he explains just what the Baptism in the Holy Spirit is, why it is important, and what you must do to receive it. It is well worth the time spent.

As he neared the time for his passion, Jesus prayed for his disciples and for those who would believe in him because of their testimony. In other words, Jesus was praying for you and for me. What was his prayer? What did he ask the Father for our sake. Join Fr. Ed as he explores Jesus' prayer for us.

Jesus said, "My sheep know my voice." Do we know the voice of the Good Shepherd? Are we listening? Or, are we so distracted by the noise of this world that we fail to hear Him? Join Father Ed Wills as he helps us learn how to listen to the voice of the Good Shepherd.

Jesus asked Peter, "Do you love me more than these?" This question should reverberate in our own thoughts. Do I love Jesus more than anyone or anything else in my life? Join Father Ed as he explores this all important question.

We all believe in the resurrection, but does that make a difference in our everyday lives? Join Father Ed as he explains how the resurrection matters to daily life and decisions. The resurrection means that we no longer need to be afraid, and freedom from fear changes everything.

This reflection follows the dramatic reading of the passion narrative read on Palm Sunday and Good Friday. In this reflection, Father Ed asks three questions: Who am I in this story? Who do I want to be? What am I willing to do to become the person I want to be.

In this Holy Thursday homily, Father Ed talks about the importance of bread and wine to ancient cultures. These foods were not simply a menu choice; they were the foundation of civilization. Then Jesus demonstrates the purpose of the meal, to empower the disciples to serve.