Jesus was the Light that was coming into the world and His glory was revealed in the Transfiguration. The witnesses to Jesus' glory shared about it after His resurrection and Fr. James Manley explains why on this Transfiguration Sunday.

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On this World Mission Sunday, Fr. Michael Mayo reminds us that as believers, we're all workers in the field and that the joy of the mission should be our fuel.

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We can't conjure up the hunger, purity, or mercy described in the Beatitudes. We fall short of the mark even when we're trying. But Fr. James Manley explains how salvation isn't found in striving for these things.

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The image of God in every human being changes how to interact with one another. Our desire to be known and seen is fulfilled by the One who knows all. Fr. Michael Mayo walks us through Psalm 139 for a better understanding of how we can understand God and His image in us.

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We are called by God into relationship with Him - grace. We respond to God by opening our hearts - faith. We act on our response through changed lives and priorities - works. Fr. Bob Ayres shows us the pattern of call, response, and action in John, and he invites us to see this pattern in our own lives. To view the sermon with signing, you can visit https://youtu.be/sjJ8yHfLj1E?t=1258.

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In his baptism, Jesus identified with sinners as a part of answering the question: who is the "us" in "God with us"? Fr. James Manley speaks about Jesus' purpose in His baptism.

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Like Jesus, we should be about our Father's business. Mother Susan Rhodes shares how we can see the Father at work and join Him.

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Though the infant Christ was far from ordinary, his birth was quite mundane. But Fr. Michael Mayo explains how that humble beginning belied the importance of what was happening: God’s salvation came down to us.

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In short, Jesus is the best gift that anyone could receive. Fr. James Manley talks about how, when all is said and done, we all need Jesus.

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