Christians need to be standing up and speaking out for all life, especially those who cannot speak for themselves. I will share with you one simple thing we can all do to stand up for the dignity of human life.

No one wants to be shut out of Heaven. So why do we shut Jesus out of our hearts every day? Jesus can not let you into his Kingdom if you haven’t let him into your heart.

There are only a few ways that all people are really and truly equal. Perhaps the most important is that when we die, we will all be equally dead. Here's one simple tip to help you make the most of your life while you still can.

The third commandment tell us to keep Sunday holy. That means to spend the day worshipping God and renewing our spirits. It doesn’t end with Sunday Mass, but worshiping God in church is a good place to start. Let me tell you why.

Loving all people sounds easy until I realize that Donald Trump is my brother and Kamala Harris is my sister. Even our biological siblings can be hard to love. Fortunately, Jesus has a gift for you that will help you love them as He loves them.

New parishes, new life, same old crosses. We dream of being the perfect Christian and wonder why we keep failing and falling. But God didn’t call you to be the perfect Christian. He called you to join Jesus on the way of the cross.

We all have gifts. Are you using your gifts to build yourself a nice tomb? You will be able to build up others when your life is built firmly on the rock that is Jesus Christ.

We have a tendency to pull away when God doesn’t seem to answer our prayers. Instead, draw closer to him with humility and humor. God is listening, and he does care. He just wants to give you even more than you’re asking for.

This feast day answers the two great questions of our lives: Where are we going? How do we get there? Mary shows us the four virtues we have to live in order to draw closer to Heaven. Mary is happy to help you walk to eternity.

Ordinary 19 - I start a new assignment while covid rages. In the midst of the storms of our lives, the still small voice says to us: “Take courage, it is I, do not be afraid.”