Fr. Malachi preaches about how St. Paul preaches the Gospel in season and out of season. Even though he is not as successful in his preaching in today's reading, he is undeterred and continues to preach the Good News. He lets the Holy Spirit take care of the rest. 

Fr. Jason preaches about the Holy Spirit and uses an analogy of school spirit. That the Holy Spirit is within us and that God lives within us. 

Fr. James preaches about the witness of St. Damien, who lived among the lepers and brought them the sacraments. He emphasizes that we need to see the spiritual dimension of each and every person.

Fr. Stephen preaches about how the readings speak of being steadfast in God's love, to remain in his love. Through the ups and downs of life, we can have hope by fixing our eyes on Christ and remaining in His love.

Fr. Stephen preaches about how God continues to show us that he loves us and calls us his friends. That we can live out of that relationship and share that with others.

Fr. Jason preaches about how the disciples are bringing the Good News to the Gentiles, to people who were not exposed to the Jewish faith at all. When it comes down to it, the two greatest commandments are to love the Lord your God with your whole heart and to love your neighbor as yourself.

Fr. Chris preaches about how God will work in His way. He preaches about how God often surprises us. We must then make the commitment to God and let his power work in our lives.

Fr. Malachi preaches about how it necessary to undergo many hardships to enter the kingdom of God. Within that, there is hope, because hope convinces us that the final word will be God's.

Fr. James preaches about the goodness of redemptive suffering, that no matter what we suffer, it can have meaning as we unite it to the cross.

Fr. Malachi preaches about the witness of St. Barnabas, that he encourages the newly converted St. Paul. He also preaches in gratitude for the Lord and his blessings this year amidst the pandemic. Without God we can do nothing.