Many of us are afraid to talk about the faith with others because we don’t know how they will respond to it. However, Jesus sends us out at the end of every mass to share the good news to share what we’ve received with others. We grow in our ability to talk about Jesus when we start doing it. Listen to my homily to learn more.

Did you know that we can pray for the souls in purgatory and help them get to heaven faster? Learn more about this and about purgatory and indulgences by listening to my homily.

Today we celebrate All Saints and not just particular ones. But why do we even remember the Saints? Our ultimate goal is to be with God forever in heaven, and knowing those who have already gotten there can help us get there ourselves. Listen to my homily to learn more.

Did you hear about the Eucharistic miracle of the nobleman who pridefully received Holy Communion in a way he wasn’t supposed to and he began to sink into the stone floor? Listen to my homily to learn more about pride, humility, and Holy Communion!

What’s your favorite story? Did you know that the church has a favorite story? The story of salvation is the favorite of the Catholic Church and it’s contained within sacred scripture. Listen to my homily to learn more about this favorite story of the church!

In our Gospel passage, today, we see how the people with leprosy are cured through their obedience to Jesus’s instructions. Jesus told us to remember Him with the celebration of the Mass. Listen to my homily to learn more about the Mass and the Eucharistic Prayer.

Good news! Jesus comes to save us, not only in the sense of bringing us to heaven, but even starting to experience it here on earth. Hear more about this message and about the Gospel and homily at Mass by listening to my homily.

Tomorrow is the Feast of the Archangels and shortly thereafter is the celebration of the Guardian Angels. At the end of October, we have Halloween. So it seemed like it would be a good time to preach about angels and demons. Listen to my homily to learn more!

We act based upon what we believe. How often do we reflect upon what we believe as Catholics? The Creed summarizes our faith, we exercise our faith as we recite the Creed together. Then we put our faith into action with the petitions and and with the preparation of the gifts. Listen to my homily to learn more!

Recently, I preached on the Our Father, but I didn’t explain the ending part of it. There are multiple reasons for this, one of them being I didn’t want the homily to be too long. Another being I had preached on those topics many times before. However, I would like to offer the explanation now. Please listen to this reflection that you may understand what we mean when we pray ending part of the Our Father.