Year C; December 12, 2021

Slow down, pray, change, and become more holy.

Year C

Year B

Homily for the last Sunday of Ordinary Time, The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe.

Year I

Homily given at St. Thomas More Newman Center at Minnesota State University.

November 10, 2021

We explore how artificial contraception harms the relationship between men and women; how people who experience same-sex attraction are to be loved, treated with dignity, and encouraged to live a life of celibacy; and how IVF is actually unethical based on the principles we have discussed in early classes.

Year B; November 7, 2021

Just like the widows in the first reading and the Gospel, we need to radically trust that God will provide for our needs. When we do, then we are free to radically give like the two widows do.

November 3, 2021

We explore WHY the Catholic Church teaches that abortion and euthanasia is murder of an innocent person.

Year B; October 31, 2021

The two greatest commandments are loving God and loving neighbor. It is important that we love God first. It is only in loving God that we can truly and properly love our neighbor.

Year B; October 24, 2021

Bartimaeus knew that Jesus passing by was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be healed of his blindness. May we expect great things from God and do great things for God and others.

October 13, 2021

We discuss false common ideas about how to evaluate the morality of our actions such as the Fundamental Option Theory.