While it's easy to trust our materials, skills and talents, when we drop everything and trust God, we're given so much more in return. Guest priest Fr. John Bartunek tells a story of God's providence in his own life, how his father came to accept his vocation as a Catholic priest. 

Sometimes, we lose sight of the difference between childlike and childish behavior as adults. Behavior matters as a disciple of Jesus. Fr. Richard challenges us to bring back better behavior and be examples for others, especially our youth.

Fr. Mike breaks down the intricacies in the Wedding at Cana painting by Paolo Veronese. We find that this painting, along with the readings for this week, invites us to love more deeply. 

At times, we look at our lives and wonder where God is. However, we can't put God into a box and tell him how to solve our problems. Fr. Mike recalls an important lesson about learning God's language. 

We often hear the phrases, "Don't judge" or "Who am I to judge?". As Christians, when we judge, we need to stop at the heart and start judging the needs of our neighbor. Fr. Richard tells the story of his cab driver in Italy, who he witnessed at Confession after 20 plus years of being away from the Church.