In this homily, Father Greg draws parallels between his retreat experience and biblical teachings, particularly the parable of the fig tree and the burning bush, illustrating God's enduring love and presence. The homily culminates in a call to refrain from judging God and to embrace repentance as a means of personal growth.

In this homily, Father Greg reflects on the importance of having a vision to guide and motivate us in our journey of faith, much like athletes and leaders who set their sights on a goal. He explains how the Church gives us the Gospel of the Transfiguration early in Lent as a glimpse of the glory that awaits us, encouraging us to persevere even when the journey is difficult.

In this homily, Deacon Ted reflects on personal miracles and revelations, drawing parallels to biblical events such as the Transfiguration of Jesus. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing and sharing these experiences, particularly in the context of the Eucharist, which he describes as a continuous miracle that allows believers to receive God. The discussion also explores the roles of the apostles and their experiences, encouraging listeners to contemplate their own faith journeys and the reasons behind their spiritual experiences.

In this homily, Father Greg explores the vision of Pope Leo XIII regarding spiritual warfare, the nature of temptation, and the importance of communion with God. It delves into the historical context of the prayer to St. Michael, the dynamics of spiritual battles, and how Jesus exemplifies resistance to temptation through humility and truth. The discussion emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in providing strength and wisdom to navigate life's challenges.

In this homily, Father Greg emphasizes the significance of speaking well and maintaining honesty in challenging situations. The conversation also touches on the necessity of defending one's faith and the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding our words and actions during tests of character.

In this homily, Father Greg draws parallels between dining experiences in restaurants and spiritual experiences in the Church, particularly focusing on the concept of spiritual hunger as described in the Beatitudes. He emphasizes the importance of Adoration, where individuals can find peace and satisfaction in the presence of Jesus, akin to enjoying a fulfilling meal. The discussion highlights the significance of community, personal reflection, and the transformative power of being in God's presence.

In this homily, Deacon Ted explores the Beatitudes as presented in Luke's Gospel, emphasizing the directness of Jesus' message about trust and blessings. He discusses the importance of trusting in God throughout different life stages and the necessity of a personal relationship with Him. The conversation culminates in the significance of adoration as a means to deepen one's connection with God.

In this homily, Father Greg discusses the concept of 'God Problems,' issues that only divine intervention can resolve. He emphasizes the importance of humility in recognizing these problems and the transformative power of God's grace. 

In this homily, Father Greg emphasizes the significance of being present in various aspects of life, particularly in relationships and spirituality. Drawing from the example of Mary and Joseph, he discusses the importance of prayer, active listening, and engagement in the present moment. The conversation also highlights the transformative power of experiencing God's presence through practices like adoration and the Eucharist, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of salvation and the light of Christ in our lives.

In this homily, Father Greg explores the concept of fulfillment from a spiritual perspective, emphasizing the importance of finding purpose in life through faith in God.