In prayer and life, God speaks and acts, but the evil spirit also speaks and acts. How do we know who is acting, who is speaking? How can we discern the spirit of God from the spirit of the enemy?

This homily continues a series of homilies entitled “Behold the Lamb”, focusing on the importance and theology of the Mass and its centrality in Christian life. Given on the Fifth Sunday of Lent, recorded March 17, 2024.

How do we engage in relational prayer? What are some methods that we can use to help us engage the Lord in this dialogue

This homily continues a series of homilies entitled “Behold the Lamb”, focusing on the importance and theology of the Mass and its centrality in Christian life. Given on the Fourth Sunday of Lent, recorded March 10, 2024.

What do we do with the interior movements of our hearts, the “stuff” of prayer? What does it mean for prayer to be “relational”?

This homily continues a series of homilies entitled “Behold the Lamb”, focusing on the importance and theology of the Mass and its centrality in Christian life. Given on the Third Sunday of Lent, recorded March 3, 2024.

What do we pray with? What is the source of prayer? What do we mean when we talk about prayer “from the heart”?

This homily continues a series of homilies entitled “Behold the Lamb”, focusing on the importance and theology of the Mass and its centrality in Christian life. Given in the Second Sunday of Lent, recorded February 25, 2024.

In the Scriptures, Jesus’ disciples ask him, Lord, teach us to pray.” But what is it that Jesus teaches about prayer through his own prayer? In the first part of a series on prayer, Fr. Brett explores what Jesus reveals to us about the nature of prayer, focusing on his most used word, “Father.”

This homily begins a series of homilies entitled “Behold the Lamb”, focusing on the importance and theology of the Mass and its centrality in Christian life. Given in the First Sunday of Lent, recorded February 18, 2024.