Fr Kyle continues to show us how the Psalms can teach us how to pray, specifically prayers of gratitude.

Fr Kyle encourages us to pray with Scripture. 

Reflecting on 1 Samuel 3 and Samuel's response to God in the temple as a child, Fr. Kyle reminds us that we cannot grow in faith alone. We need community. 

Fr. Kyle dives into the Our Father. 

On this patrol feast, Fr. Kyle reflects on the family as the domestic Church. 

On Christmas morning, Fr. Kyle encourages us to be like Christ, little children, dependent on God. 

Fr. Kyle reflects on darkness, that it can be both a time of peace and a time of violence. Jesus can and does embody both, the peace for our good and the violence against our vice. 

To begin the celebration of Christmas, Fr. Kyle reflects on Isaiah's prophecy, "The Lord delights in you and makes your land is spouse." The Incarnation is so great and glorious mystery it demands of us the awe and wonder of a child on Christmas morning. 

On this Fourth Sunday of Advent, Fr. Kyle talks about how even though God is bigger than our imagination, he works and acts in very simple ways, if we have the eyes to see. 

Celebrating Gaudete Sunday, the Third Sunday of Advent Fr. Kyle reflects on the meaning of joy and how we can live a more joyful life.