In this homily Father Greg reflects on the Easter Vigil and the Gospel of the man born blind to show how Jesus brings people from darkness into light. Father Greg reminds us that through the Eucharist and Confession, Christ leads us out of darkness and into His light.

In this homily, Deacon Ted explores the biblical story of the man born blind, emphasizing how God's perspective differs from human judgment. It highlights the importance of trust in Jesus, the significance of Sabbath observance, and the grace received through sacraments, culminating in the celebration of Laetare Sunday.

In this homily, Father Greg explores the spiritual significance of food, drink, and suffering in Christian faith, with insights from biblical stories and personal reflections.

In this homily, Father Greg explores the significance of hope, God's promises, and the journey of Lent through the lens of the Transfiguration. He emphasizes God's unwavering commitment to His promises and encourages us to reflect on our own promises and faith during this sacred season.

In this homily, Father Greg explores the nature of temptation through the lens of Jesus' experiences, emphasizing how to see through temptation and stay true to our identity, mission, and happiness. It offers practical insights on recognizing and overcoming temptations rooted in identity, mission, and worldly pleasures.

In this homily, Father Greg introduces the concept of a 40-day challenge through Lent, emphasizing the need for discipline in overcoming small temptations that then help us overcome larger temptations such as anger and lust. He provides practical techniques for managing these emotions and highlights the role of reason in controlling desires. Ultimately, he calls for a life of freedom and joy through small, intentional steps during the Lenten season.

In this homily, Deacon Ted explores the themes of faith, righteousness, and decision-making within the context of the Catholic Church. He emphasizes the importance of giving, understanding the deeper meaning of the law, and the role of wisdom in making choices. 

In this homily Father Greg reflects on humility as the common thread running through each of the Beatitudes, describing it as emptying ourselves of pride so we can be filled with God’s grace. He shows how humility shapes Christian life through mourning sin, meekness, mercy, purity of heart, peacemaking, and persevering in righteousness—even amid family struggles or persecution. 

In this homily, Father Greg explores the themes of community excitement surrounding local events, the journey from defeat to victory in sports and faith, and the intentionality of God in bringing light to those in darkness. He draws parallels between the Indiana football team's improbable success and biblical narratives of hope and restoration.

In this homily, Father Greg discusses the profound journey of young people as they navigate their vocations, whether in marriage, religious life, or single life. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's providence in these paths.  Father Greg discusses the power of community and the call to lead others to Christ, reinforcing the idea that each person is formed to be a light to those around them. Ultimately, he encourages listeners to embrace their roles as servants and lights in the world, fostering connections that can lead others back to faith.