My homily from the fourth week of Lent, Laetare Sunday, delivered at Corpus Christi.

My homily for the Second Sunday of Lent, delivered at Corpus Christi.

Max Jacob knew temptation. He knew his weaknesses. But he also knew Jesus Christ in the midst of his struggle.

Some thoughts shared at the evening Mass for Ash Wednesday.

I’ve been remiss in not posting homilies the last few weeks, due to travel, due to other commitments, due to not preaching, etc.  Anyways, reflected a bit on the readings from the 8th Sunday in OT, and then added my homilies from the 6th and 7th Sundays. Thanks for listening.

How do we walk with others along the road of discipleship, especially when the other might feel isolated or on the fringe of the Church’s life…

This past Monday, Deacon Larry and I concluded our sessions on the Creed, looking at the ending section on the Holy Spirit and the petitions at the end of the Nicene Creed. Homilies will return shortly, we are doing Anointing of the Sick at Masses last weekend and next, so very brief remarks there. God... Continue Reading →

Deacon Larry and I continue our romp through the Creed, this week looking at the section on Jesus and what it means that He is truly God and truly man. Leave questions or comments below!

This weekend, we celebrated the anniversary of the establishment of the parish of St. John Neumann, so the homily reflects a ‘state of the parish,’ as it were. God Bless

Deacon Larry and I continue our discussions on the Creed, on the Trinity, Early Christian Heresies, etc., as part of our ongoing four part series on the development and theology of the Creed. If there are parts that are a bit jarring, I tried to cut out some dead time or time when a question... Continue Reading →