Fridays with Francis

Hello friends. This one's a bit personal for me. It is the h gave for the 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Gospel reading is from Mark 1:21-28.

It's the start of new semester here at Saint Anselm and with that we begin our Wednesday Night Mass series again. This week, we're talking about the Parable of the Sower. Enjoy!

Hello everyone! In this episode we look at Luke 17:11-19 which is all about giving thanks, a perfect episode for the upcoming holiday! Enjoy!

Hello everyone and welcome back to another installment in our Wednesday Night Mass series! All Saint's Day, November 1, happened to fall on a Wednesday this year. The Gospel is the Beatitudes from Matthew 5. Let's ask all the saints to pray for us and let us continue to pray for one another! I hope you enjoy!

Hello everyone and welcome back to another installment in our Wednesday Night Mass Series! This episode looks at Luke 12:39-48 where Jesus tells his disciples to always be ready for the coming of the Lord. I hope you enjoy!

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Another bonus episode for you! Looking at Matthew 22:15-21. This homily was given at Saint Raphael Parish in Manchester, NH, the New Hampshire Benedictine birthplace!

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Hello there everyone. Another installment from our Wednesday Night Mass series, this homily was all about Saint Luke the Evangelist. I hope you enjoy!

Hello everyone. Here's a Bonus episode for you! I was the celebrant and homilist at our Sunday Masses for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time. The Gospel reading was taken from Matthew 22:1-14, the parable of the King who gives a wedding feast for his son. Enjoy!

Hey there friends, it's been a while! Since the pandemic and trying to figure out my new ministry, I haven't been able to post episodes as much as I wanted to. A new part of my ministry this year is that I am the celebrant at our 9PM Mass each Wednesday for our students. So for the next few episodes I hope to bring you my homilies from those Masses.

This week the Gospel reading is from Luke 11:1-4 where Jesus teaches his disciples the "Our Father." I hope you enjoy. God Bless!

Two weeks in a row! Talking tonight about Spiritual Blindness. Take a look at Mark 8:22-26!

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