Our Lord wants to bless us abundantly. Listen to my homily to learn more!

King Solomon was called by God to be the king. But he knew that he needed help in order to fulfill this vocation well. So he prayed for wisdom and understanding. In the ways that God calls us to live out holiness and to love one another, we too need His assistance. Please listen to my homily to learn more!

Sometimes the best way to teach a lesson is through telling a story. I start this family by telling the story of a man who wants to give his toddler a fun experience at a waterpark. Listen to my homily to learn about how this story connects with the kingdom of God!

We are blessed to be in the United States of America where we can practice our faith. It’s important for us to fulfill our civic duty and keep our nation the great place that it is. Let us vote Yes on Amendment 3. Please listen to my homily to learn more!

As we celebrate the solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, we are mindful of the sacrifices that they made, but also the strength and joy and love that they experienced in their relationship with the Lord motivating them to share Him with others. Consider also the question that Jesus asked in the gospel passage. Who do you say that I am? Listen to my homily to learn more!

Here is a brief reflection upon the spiritual journey of discipleship and our readings for the 13th Sunday in ordinary time. Please listen to learn more!

St. John the Baptist was the precursor and the one who prepared the way for the coming of the Messiah. Listen to my homily to learn more about how we can prepare the way for the Lord to come more deeply into our hearts.

We are called to courageously live out our faith, and as we are also recalling Father’s Day in a special way, we recall how fathers are to courageously live out their faith. Listen to this reflection to learn more!

Prayer is powerful. But sometimes we struggle to persevere, sometimes we struggle to believe that the Lord will answer our prayer prayers. Listen to my homily to learn more about the power of prayer.

As we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, we are reminded of the love of God that is everlasting. We are called to love God in return. Listen to my homily to learn more!