Not Seeing… Yet Believing
Thomas’ struggle to believe is given to us on Divine Mercy Sunday. In our lives, especially today, we also may not see, or sense, or feel God’s living presence, His Triumph. Our faith may struggle as well.
Thomas’ struggle to believe is given to us on Divine Mercy Sunday. In our lives, especially today, we also may not see, or sense, or feel God’s living presence, His Triumph. Our faith may struggle as well.
Easter Sunday – Where is the power of His Resurrection today? Is today’s feast just a brief escape from our grim reality?
Good Friday – “My God, My God, why have You abandoned me?” Isaiah’s prophecy leads us from suffering to a mystery of mercy and hope.
Holy Thursday – The Mass of the Last Supper takes place in darkness. It is a battle against evil and darkness.
To the world, Jesus’ death was like that of a “loser”. But then what happened?
“Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died.” Lazarus, Mary Magdalene and Martha are good friends of Jesus. Why does He not seem to respond to them and heal Lazarus?
“Who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?” Jesus sheds light on the dark scandal of innocent suffering.
There was no recorded homily on this Sunday due to Fr. John Mary being ill.
At 75, God calls Abraham to leave his home and set out for the Promised Land. What is this Promised Land? And what does this mean for you?
There was no Mass or recorded homily on this Sunday due to members of the Community being ill.
How are we to understand that? No one resists evil more than Jesus.
On this World Marriage Day, we recognize the crisis of love and marriage in our society today. How can Jesus lead us to authentic love? We focus on 3 points.
How can we be a light for the world today and share the Gospel with it? St. Paul gives us an example. PLEASE NOTE: We apologize, but this homily did not record properly due to technical issues.
Each of us desire happiness. Jesus reveals the surprising way to the infinite beatitude that God has destined for His children.
There are many good things to do. We may feel pulled in many directions. How can we simplify our life? St. Paul gives an example of focus.
We only have one life, and we face many challenges. What is the decisive act that you can make today that leads to full happiness?
The Magi were sensitive to signs of God that others missed. By becoming attentive to those signs, we can discover the Holy Spirit’s mysterious action.
Is Catholic devotion to Mary not biblical? Is she an obstacle to direct contact with Jesus? Many of our Protestant brothers and sisters, and even many Catholics, have these concerns. How can the Gospels themselves help us understand her role in our lives?