Year C; January 30, 2022

God knew us and loved us even before we were formed in our mother's womb. God calls us through our Baptism to love greatly.

Year II

We have been given great gifts from God. We need to share those gifts with others.

Year C; January 23, 2022

We ultimately desire truth, goodness, and beauty. God is Truth, Goodness, and Beauty. Allow your life to be full of God.

Year II

There is always going to be someone better than you at something. This does not mean you should give up sharing your talents and gifts with the world, especially for the Kingdom of God. Stop comparing yourself with others. Ask what God wants you to do and then do it to the best of your ability.

Year C; January 16, 2022

We are the bride of Christ. Thus, we are called to do great things. We must not be afraid.

Year II

God is not a good-luck charm. Nor is He a vending machine. Rather, God invites us into a relationship with Him built on trust.

Disclaimer: Despite what is said in this homily, the Ark did not precede the Israelites out of Egypt as it had not yet been created.

Year C; January 9, 2022

God is Love. Since we are created in the image and likeness of God, we are created for relationship, especially a relationship with God. Because of our Baptism, we share in the Baptism of Jesus, we share in Jesus' Sonship. Thus, we are sons and daughters of God.

Year C; January 2, 2022

Things are clearer in the light. Come into and remain in the light of Christ.

Year C; December 26, 2021

From the last line of the homily:

Pope John Paul II said, “As the family goes, so goes the nation and so goes the whole world in which we live.” - if we want a great nation, a great society, pray for the grace to be a great family

Year C; December 25, 2021

God loves us. Right after Adam and Eve commit the Original Sin, God begins a plan to win humanity back to Himself while respecting our free will. Jesus' incarnation was the near pinnacle of this plan.