From the 10am Mass on Sunday, March 8, 2026, the Third Sunday of Lent, Year A at St. Peter Catholic Church in Mount Clemens.

I didn't have my traditional three points. But here are a couple points I made:

1. Let God go there. The Samaritan woman let Jesus go into some very dark places in her life.
2. Being willing and able to give a testimony of what God has done in your life.

The livestream of this Mass can be found here (homily starts at 30:09).

From the 4pm Mass on Saturday, February 28, 2026, the Second Sunday of Lent, Year A at St. Peter Catholic Church.

Preface:

1. Love: God is Love
2. Paradoxes: The Christian life is a series of paradoxes

My Three Points:

1. Transfiguration
2. Death
3. Order of the Mass

This Mass was livestreamed. You can find it here (homily starts at 18:35)

The best explanation I have seen on why we should not attend the weddings of Catholics getting married outside the Church can be found in Fr. Michael Schmitz's book Made for Love, pp. 165-166.

What I say about the flow of the Mass I steal from this talk given by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen.

From the 7:30am Mass on Sunday, February 22, 2026 the First Sunday in Lent, Year A, at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Mount Clemens.

My three points:

1. The Half-Lie
2. Identity, God's Beloved
3. Must Suffer

Conclusion: Identity, love and suffering all go together.

The 10am Mass was livestreamed. The homily starts at 24:16 and can be found here.

Homily from the 6pm Ash Wednesday Mass on February 18, 2026 at St. Peter Catholic Church.

From the noon Mass on Sunday, February 15, 2026 the Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A at St. Peter Catholic Church in Mount Clemens.

The Ten Commandments

1. To place nothing above God
2. To not take the Lord's name in Vain (to not be careless with the Lord's name)
3. Keep Holy The Sabbath Day
   • Going to Mass every Sunday and Holy Day of Obligation
   • Not doing needless work, and not making others work on the Lord's Day
4. Honor thy Mother and Father
   • Those with authority
5. Thou Shalt not Kill
   • Murder
   • Abortion
   • Durgs and drunkeness
   • Receiving Communion while not in the State of Grace
   • Gossip and slander (kills someone's name)
6. Thou Shalt not Commit Adultery
   • Any kind of sex outside of marriage
   • Adultery
   • Fornication
   • "Birth-Control"
   • Pornography
   • Masturbation
   • Lusting
   • Fanisizing
7. Thou Shalt not Steal
   • Even stealing time from your employer
8. Thou Shalt not Lie
   • A while lie isn't mortal sin... but it is stepping away from the truth, and the Truth is Jesus
9. Thou Shalt not covet thy neighbor's goods
   • Are we jelous or envious?
10. Thou Shalt not covet thy neighbor's spouse

From the 10am Mass on Sunday, February 8, 2026, the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A at St. Peter Catholic Church in Mount Clemens.

My three points:

1. Who's "Poor"?
2. We Only Need to Know Jesus
3. Serving Others with Christ

This Mass was also livestreamed, it can be found here (the homily starts at 26:09).

From the Noon Mass on Sunday, February 1, 2026, the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A at St. Peter Catholic Church in Mount Clemens.

My three points:

1. Remnant
2. We need to demand more of our people
3. The Cross

From the 10am Mass on Sunday, January 27, 2026, the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A at St. Peter Catholic Church in Mount Clemens.

My three points:

1. Christ, the Only Savior
2. The Calling
3. Mind and Heart of the Church

The livestream of this Mass can be found here, homily beginning at 25.43.

From the noon Mass on Sunday, January 18, 2026, the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A at St. Peter Catholic Church in Mount Clemens.

• Intoduction: I give a little update on the priests' meeting from the past week were we met about the restructuring of the diocese
• Body:
  1. Are we "Safe"?
  2. "I come to do Your Will"
  3. "A light to the nations:
• Conclusion: "Here am I, Lord; I come to do your will."

Another version of this homily was given at the vigil Mass on Saturday, January 17. The livestream can be found here (homily starts at 37.06).

From the noon Mass on Sunday, December 28, 2025, the Feast of the Holy Family, at St. Peter Catholic Church in Mount Clemens.