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The spiritual life and gardening are similar in many ways. One of them is the need for perseverance!
There's a certain good deed that I'm guessing no priest really wants to preach about, and yet here we are. What's the deed? It's probably not what you think.
Hearing the parable of the marriage banquet as told by Matthew is a good opportunity to reflect on the badly-dressed guest who gets thrown out. Why might that be me?
The theme of two banquets appears in the Bible in both Proverbs and the Gospels. Which one are we going to be at?
The tenant's in today's parable fail to produce the fruits the Lord expects of them. How can we avoid doing the same?
Fr. Luke is actually secular - and so, probably, is your neighborhood priest! Give a listen and find out what that actually means, as well as some thoughts on the importance of religious life in the Church.
My homily for the feast of the Dormition of the Mother of God in 2026
The parable of the unmerciful servant not only reminds us to be merciful to others, but also points out how merciful God Himself is!
At the Transfiguration, Moses and Elijah finally get to see the face of God. Here are some thoughts on what the whole event means for us.
Everyone is called to some form of parenthood. What does that look like?
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The homilies and reflections of a young Byzantine Catholic priest trying to figure it all out!
The (actual) Lukan Jump is a more or less yearly occurrence in the lectionary of the Byzantine rite. "The Lukan Jump" is the podcast location of homilies by a Byzantine Catholic priest who starts bouncing around when he gets excited about something.
Fr. Luke is a priest of the Byzantine Catholic Archeparchy (Archdiocese) of Pittsburgh, and serves as administrator of St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church in Weirton, WV and St. John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Church in Avella, PA. He can often be found at such fine institutions as Tudor's Biscuit World, Osaka Japan, and Chico Fiesta, all in Weirton.