Fr. Mike Leclerc, 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time

"We all know it takes perseverance to run the race, and for sure we need Jesus as the pioneer and perfecter of our faith to lead the way. But we also know it is so much harder, lonelier, precarious, and the race seems so much longer when we go it alone. We need one another."

Fr. Lou Cerulli, 19th Sunday In Ordinary Time

"God has entrusted us with the Gift of Faith and He doesn’t want us to keep it all to ourself.  So, what are we going to do with this Precious Gift?"

Fr. Lou Cerulli, 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time

"We make decisions all day long, very day, through the whole of our life. Ask the Lord for a grateful and generous heart and God will not disappoint..."

Dcn Marco Argentino, 17th Sunday In Ordinary Time

"The Lord’s Prayer is much more than just a prayer of petition; it is also a statement of who we are and what we are – to God and to each other."

Fr. Mike Leclerc, Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

"Abraham, to me presents this beautiful image of service, inviting people in in order to serve them, to give them rest and refreshment, then spending time with them and listening to them, and sharing his faith story with them. This listening and sharing is the part Martha neglects by the way in the Gospel passage we heard today."

Fr. Lou Cerulli, 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time

"What must I do to inherit eternal life?

And Who is my neighbor?

Reflections on these critical and inseparable questions and our own attitude of the world as well as our role as Catholics in the world."

Fr. Mike Leclerc, Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

"In modern times we can’t assume people will walk by our churches and care about what is going on inside, let alone want to come in. We need to be outside our churches engaging with the world. The methods we used in Christendom need to be re-thought because we do not live in a Christian world."

Fr. Michael Leclerc, What are you afraid of?

"But you know, it turns out it wasn't really material or practical things that were holding me back from entering the seminary; It was fear. For me, my brand of fear is the fear of failing. What if I try and fail, what then, what do I do then? What does it say about me? I don't do well with failure."

 

Fr. Mike Leclerc, Corpus Christi

 

 

Father Kevin Burgess, The Most Holy Trinity

"God wants us to be part of His life forever. He is a God who delights in us, who cares for us, who invites us to share in His glory, and pours His love into our hearts – all because He is a Trinity of Persons"