Homilies from Holy Cross Kernersville, NC

Deacon Tim reflects on Jesus' meaning that pain, sorrow, and grief pass because God always reveals his great providence in drawing closer to Him.

Paul's preaching in Greece is rejected by those in the main square. A few are curious, a handful become disciples. Paul gives us a good example of what to do when we witness to Jesus Christ and our witness is rejected.

Jesus promises to send another Advocate. After Philip's preaching and baptisms in Samaria, Peter and John travel their to confer the sacrament of Confirmation.

To follow in the footsteps of Christ also means to know rejection by those in the world. Carry the peace of Christ within you anyway.

Let's talk getting back to church and these new "spikes" in COVID-19 cases in our area/county.

On this Feast of Saint Matthias, we look at how he was chosen to replace Judas, what the rest of his ministry might have looked like, and how this ancient choosing of an apostle lays the foundation for the choosing of bishops.

Deacon Tim offers a salient reflection on today's Gospel regarding the peace that Jesus gives and the same peace that we must rely on in these times.

I am the way, the truth, and the life — the Gospel and Homily cut from today's Mass for the 5th Sunday of Easter.

A second interview with Tyler Kramer, mental health counselor, on the different ways to take care of our mental health during these uncertain days.

Jesus says that he has come not to judge but to save. Does this mean that all will be saved? Exposing the heresy of universalism.