Fr. Richard explains that authority is an essential part of what makes loving service to others real.

Fr. Richard explains that Pentecost was necessary because human beings need to not just observe the law—not just see it written down—but also to breathe it. In short, the first Christians needed God's breath within them.

Fr. Richard contends that the predominance of social utilitarianism is responsible for the deterioration of the institution of marriage.

Fr. Richard argues that the Ascension is not so much about abandonment and departure as it is about rescue and return.

Fr. Richard explains that the blind man Jesus healed did not just go from physical blindness to physical sight, but also from spiritual blindness to spiritual sight.

Fr. Richard explains that chronic pain and illness are not a detour from real life, but rather the very path that leads to real life.

Fr. Richard explains why the myrrh-bearing women returned to the tomb and what it means for the Christian life.

Fr. Richard examines what it means to be a living testimonial of Christ.

Fr. Richard examines the seventh day of creation and what it teaches us about rest.

Fr. Richard examines the work that God did on the sixth day of creation and finds that the fundamental purpose of human beings is voicing praise.