Another "Marian Moment," dedicated to our Blessed Mother.
Jesus & the Jewish Roots of Mary," by Brant Pitre
https://www.amazon.com/Jesus-Jewish-Roots-Mary-Unveiling/dp/0525572732

Blessings to you during Advent! This homily was recorded on the Feast of St. Nicholas, and I hope it can help us to be mindful of how God's graces can sweeten the sourness of our life. God bless! —Padre Jay

As the Church's liturgical year comes to a close, it seems appropriate to reflect a little on the end times, and on our entrance into heaven, by the Grace of God. Also, I talk about Peppa Pig. You'll have to listen to find the connection. —Padre Jay

Another "Marian Moment," dedicated to our Blessed Mother.

On the feast day recalling when Saints Joachim and Ann brought their baby, Mary, to the temple for her Presentation, let us remember everyone who has brought us to the Lord. Thank God for everyone who has interceded for you, through actions and prayers!  
—Padre Jay

Have you ever thought about what you will be like when your body and soul are reunited in heaven? Rarely are we satisfied with what we see in the mirror. Check out First and Second Maccabees, to see what Scripture says about our bodies, and try to see yourself from God's perspective...  —Padre Jay

Look around when you're in a church. Why was it designed in the way it was? What do the statues mean, the windows, the columns, the lines? What is the "theology" of the building? Consider it, and let the details of that temple of the Holy Spirit renew your love for your church, and most especially for Jesus Christ. —Padre Jay

I was blessed to be able to sit down and talk to Abby Johnson, author of "Unplanned" (which is also a powerfully moving film), about her journey from being the director of a Planned Parenthood abortion clinic to her conversion to Catholicism and becoming an outspoken Pro-Life advocate! Abby will be joining us at Saints John & Paul on December 5th as our Boldly Catholic speaker. Tickets are for sale (but going fast!) at http://greatgrouping.org/johnson. For more information about her "And Then There Were None" ministry and about leaving the abortion industry, visit http://abortionworker.com.
—Padre Jay

When people look at us, do they see Jesus? This homily discusses the Gospel story of Zaccheus, the way that Jesus looks at us, and the way we see Jesus in others. —Padre Jay

For this All Souls Day Homily, I spend some time discussing Purgatory, and what it means to pray for those who have died. —Padre Jay