Fr. Bryan explains that the world hasn't changed much since the day Jesus was born. Jesus has saved us from the problems we face before, and he will save us again.

Fr. Bryan acknowledges the void that exists when we lose a loved one, and instructs us how to heal. He then shares the good news we find in the story of Jesus raising the son of a widow.

Fr. Bryan explains why love for God is absolutely essential if we want to experience eternal life, and explains how coming to appreciate the complexity and detail of scripture can cultivate that love within us.

Fr. Bryan explains the importance of scripture, and reminds us that there is more to being Catholic than being baptized as a baby.

The parable of the generous landowner shows us that God's ways are, in fact, above our ways. Fr. Bryan explains that this parable is not about economic models, but is actually about generosity and gratitude.

The readings are all about forgiveness. Fr. Bryan gives an honest homily over the pride he has in his parishioners who obey this difficult command.

Fr. Bryan tells a story from Church history of a serious conflict was resolved, and encourages us all to receive fraternal correction with humility and gratitude.

Fr. Bryan explains why God wants us to know him, and why we need the Church to know Jesus authentically.

Fr. Bryan explains that the final few steps in the spiritual life are just as important as the first few. The 10% of the Gospel we struggle to believe or struggle to live are very important. Our prayer in these instances is, "Lord, Save me!"

Fr. Bryan shares a personal story of the Transfiguration, as well as his hope that all Catholics will experience Jesus in a new way.