AD Mark Soliman- Homily for the Third Sunday of Tobi. A reflection on the life, importance, and role of St. John the Baptist, whom Jesus referred to as the greatest man.

Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim- Homily for the Second Sunday of Tobi. A reflection on the directive of Our Lord on having clear spiritual vision. The example of a modern saint from Russia, St. Matrona the Wonderworker, contrasts the difference between spiritual light vs. darkness.

Fr. Andrew Iskander- Homily for the First Sunday of Tobe. Jesus took on darkness and sin for us through the incarnation. When we feel like we are experiencing darkness, we must cling to God who will always carry us through it, and like Mother Teresa, we can feel grateful to be sharing in the darkness that Jesus felt.

Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim- Homily for the 3rd Sunday of Kiahk. Through the event of the great visitation of St. Mary to St. Elizabeth, we encounter the mystery of St. Mary's humble soul that is filled with self-forgetfulness and lowliness.

AD Mark Soliman- Homily for the 3rd Sunday of Hathor. A reflection on the Feast of the Nativity.

Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim- Homily for the Fourth Sunday of Hathor. A reflection on the encounter between the Rich Young Ruler and Christ. The Lord redirects the conversation, inviting the rich man to make a total self-gift, as He desires from each of us.

Fr. Andrew Iskander- Homily for the Third Sunday of Hathor. The Cost of Discipleship. A reflection on St. Paul's prison guard who found God's hidden treasure, even in the midst of an earthquake, and sold all that he had to buy it.

Peter Youssef- A discussion on service.

Fr. Andrew Iskander- Homily for the 1st Sunday of Hathor. Reflection on the parable of the sower in which the grounds are symbolic of our spiritual patience and how it is indicative of our confidence in God's work in our lives.

Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim- Homily for the 4th Sunday of Paopi. Losing her only son, the Widow of Nain was facing a hopeless future. By telling her not to weep, Christ declared Himself to be the hope of the hopeless. A reflection on the harrowing story of Fr. Walter Ciszek in the Soviet prison camps.