What does it mean to be an expert in your field? How many hours does it take to become an expert? what does being an expert Catholic look like? It's not secret the things we spend our time on is what we truly love, so what does your life say you love? 

In the 18th Sunday of Ordinary time, we have readings that speak about making sure we are not too attached to earthly things. Do we have a proper relationship with death? do we pray for a happy death? Why do catholics care so much about death? 

Do you ever worry that you aren't working hard enough? Do you feel like you aren't praying enough or you aren't holy enough? How much is enough? This week we look at what happens when we are doing everything we can and it still isn't enough... or is it?

Ever encounter someone who, for better or worse, just blurts out what comes to their head? How'd that work out for them? This week we look at St. Martha and her uncanny ability to put her foot in her mouth and then have the disciples write that down in the gospel. 

What does it take to achieve your flow state? What is flow? A Catholic look at what being in Flow is all about. 

In this weeks homily we look at the difference between crossfit and the gospel. How come we are so willing to talk about one and so afraid to talk about the other. Cross fit will get you in shape, but you cant burpee your way to heaven. 

Does the world need another Podcast? Probably not. But we made one anyway! Our first inaugural podcast made all about Catholic fatherhood. If you like it stay tuned because we have plenty more to say! 

13th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C)
You're a SINNER! And so am I. Thank God he left us the sacrament of Confession. 
I speak of the joy of hearing confessions as a new priest as I introduce myself to my first priestly assignment in Hampton Va. 

Does time every feel like it drags on, or goes by too quickly? Does our experience of something change what it actually is?

Still working on the sound quality balance...

What do Psychedelic drugs and the Trinity have in common? Probably not a lot, but the concepts we try to understand today on Trinity Sunday are pretty far out man.