Lent 2024 Episode 1: "The Journey to Jerusalem." In today's message, Fr. Mark helps us appreciate the reality of temptation in our lives, especially when our temptation seeks to claim our identity.
Click here for notes to today's homily: https://www.ourladyoftheisle.com/post/homily-february-18-2024

In today's homily, Fr. Mark helps us appreciate that without saying "no" we may never be able to truly say "yes" to the Lord.
Click here for notes for today's homily: https://www.ourladyoftheisle.com/post/homily-february-11-2024

In today's message, Fr. Mark invites us on a journey this Lent, a journey guaranteed to change our lives.
See notes for today's homily here: https://www.ourladyoftheisle.com/post/homily-february-4-2024

In today's message, Fr. Mark offers fatherly wisdom on the shadow of the death of Bishop Mario Dorsonville.

In today's message, Fr. Mark offers a vision for church restoration, as well as spiritual direction for us until we finish.
Here are the notes for today's homily: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.ourladyoftheisle.com/post/homily-january-14-2024

Christmas is more than a baby. Christmas is about a God who is searching for us. Let's celebrate being found by God.

What's the one last thing that will affect your experience on Christmas? Expectations. Today, in the Fourth Sunday of Advent, Fr. Mark offers help and coaching of how we can let go of expectations.

Is Confession really in the Bible? Is there any Biblical evidence to support Catholics going to Confession to a priest? Today, in the Third Sunday of Advent, Fr. Mark offers help and clarity for us to prepare for Christmas.
Here are the notes for today's homily: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.ourladyoftheisle.com/post/homily-december-17-2023

There's a question. There's a story. And, there's some tension. Today, in the Second Sunday of Advent, Fr. Mark offers help and clarity for us to navigate the reality of sin.
Here are the notes for today's homily: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.ourladyoftheisle.com/post/homily-december-10-2023

How do you feel about "empty?" Today, in the First Sunday of Advent, Fr. Mark helps us how and why our hearts need to be empty so that Christ can be born anew in our hearts this Christmas.
Here are the notes for today's homily: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.ourladyoftheisle.com/post/homily-december-3-2023