Fr. Bryan gives a very important homily about healing. So many of our habitual sins come from wounds that cause fear, anger, and grief. Fr. Bryan explains how the Holy Spirit heals these wounds, and stops sin from spreading.

Fr. Bryan explains that Jesus reveals what it means to be a real man, and how men are called to offer themselves as a sacrifice.

Fr. Bryan explains how mercy and forgiveness helped the apostles experience peace, and how crucial it is for us all to have a personal experience of God's mercy.

The Lives of the Apostles, the Saints since the Apostles, and even our own parishioners demonstrate the power of the Resurrection.

Fr. Bryan explains the significance of the Ten Commandments, and how they apply to us. Even if God never offered these commandments, doing this forbidden actions would still hurt the world around us. Sorry, once again, for the audio issues.

Fr. Bryan explains the significance of Abraham's sacrifice of his son Isaac, and how it helps us to explain the crucifixion of Jesus. Sorry for the sound issues!

Fr. Bryan explains what the story of Noah's ark teaches us about how Jesus works in the world today as well as how it teaches us to address evil in our own world.

Fr. Bryan continues our series on the First letter to The Corinthians by explaining that being single is good! Single people have opportunities that many married people do not have and have an important role in healing our culture.

Fr. Bryan continues a series from over a year ago by looking at St. Paul's letter to the Corinthians. In this section of the letter, St. Paul applies Divine Wisdom to the questionable sexual morality of the Corinthians.

The readings for this week's Mass shed light on the importance of our elderly parishioners. It is beautiful to be old!