Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, the most important week of the year. The Sacred Triduum: Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday mark the culmination of Holy Week.

Father James explains, in a clear and practical way the meaning of the Sacred Triduum and how we are to participate in these three special days.

Lazarus, come out! With these amazing words, Jesus brings the dead man back to life. Jesus is the resurrection and the life. In another inspirational homily, Father James invites us to understand that Jesus is real and that we need to be real too.

This Sunday’s gospel narrative allows us to examine closely the intense and ever increasing tension developing between the Pharisees who can see physically, but are spiritually blind, and a simple, humble man who is physically blind, but who eventually is able to see who Jesus really is.

If we were to give a title to this Sunday's Gospel passage we could call it: Man's Search for God and God's Search for Man. Father James delivers a powerful homily about the beautiful encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman.

As we begin our Lenten journey, this Sunday's liturgy reminds us that the battle with Satan is real. Father James provides practical ways to overcome temptation, sin and evil in our lives.

In a passionate homily about personal conversion and spiritual progress, Father James invites all of us to change whatever we need to change in our lives.

Ash Wednesday begins the most practical time in the lives of Catholics. What we are seeking is spiritual progress. Father James explains the practical steps for a successful Lent.

Of all of the teachings of Jesus, the mandate to love our enemies is the one most far reaching and difficult to live. In this Sunday's homily, Father James provides practical ways in which we can put this demanding part of the Gospel into practice.

Father James delivers a crystal clear review of the teachings of the Catholic Church on the Sacrament of Marriage. In a time of intense confusion, clarity is essential.

Father James provides another inspirational Sunday homily as he explains how we are to put today's Gospel passage into practice within the daily circumstances of our lives. Jesus invites us to be salt of the earth and light of the world. What does this mean?