This afternoon, as we gather to close out another academic year and celebrate the graduation of the class of 2022, it only seems appropriate that we thank God for bringing us to this point. And so, it is appropriate that we begin our graduation exercises with this great act of thanksgiving, the holy sacrifice of… Continue reading 2022 Baccalaureate Mass Homily for John Paul II Prep

Nearly a month ago, I began a series of homilies on why we should practice our faith. In the first homily I set out to show that science and reason verify for us that God really does exist, next, using history, I attempted to show that if we believe that God is real and we… Continue reading All Saints Day 2020

     When you read the bible, have you ever stopped to ask yourself, “how would I respond if I were in that situation?” Have you ever stopped to ask yourself, “if I were in today’s gospel, and Jesus told me to feed 5,000 people with a few loaves of bread a couple of fish,… Continue reading 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A

     I really need to be careful what I say in my homilies, because my siblings stalk my website and podcast every week to hear what I said. While I wish I could say they were interested in what I said, they really only want to know if I said anything about them. For example,… Continue reading 3rd Sunday of Easter Year C

     Have you ever stopped to think what people 500 years from now will think about our society? Well if they come across a copy of our newscasts and use that to draw conclusions about our culture they will certainly be surprised that the world still exists. After all it seems that every time… Continue reading 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time