8th Sunday After Pentecost 2023 Christ does not commend the dishonesty of the steward in the Gospel, but rather his prudent foresight. God has made us stewards of our lives and it is up to us to use our God-given talents to better know Him, love Him, and serve Him. We see the ambitions of…
5th Sunday after Easter 2023 This Mass prepares us for the feast of the Ascension. We are joyful because “God has liberated His people.” There are many who hear the word, but it does not move them to action. The faith of those people is dead, and they will not enter Heaven. We look to…
7th Sunday After Pentecost 2022 We are not only able to determine the virtue or malice of our neighbor by the fruits he produces, but if we are honest with ourselves, we can see whether our own fruits are good or evil. We can find the first fruits of our lives in our prayers, the…
5th Sunday After Pentecost 2022 We are sensitive to offenses against us, but what are we like to our neighbor? Our love for God can be measured by our fraternity. Catholics must be more united than ever before. We must stand unified against the onslaught of vices and perversions of all kinds that the world…
14th Sunday After Pentecost 2021 God and His worship is the most important thing on this earth and everything that surrounds Him and the Liturgy are treated with the utmost respect and care. This explains all that we do and why we encourage all to do the same. Today is also the feast of the…
7th Sunday after Pentecost 2021 The story of King Solomon is read in the Divine Office during these days and it is a reminder to us of how far we can fall if we are unfaithful. The road to hell is paved with good intentions which were never brought to fruition. Here are the six…
Sermon From 7th Sunday After Pentecost 2015 Compline, the final prayer of the Divine Office each day, reminds us that our struggle is against the devil who is the primary source of our temptations. We can overcome him by a pure intention supported by the sacraments, prayer and moral practices. We should avoid the occasions…
Sermon From The 9th Sunday After Pentecost 2013 – 10am Mass Tomorrow is the feast of the great penitent, St. Mary Magdalen. Early in life she fell into sin which made her like Satan. However, Our Lord’s love frees us from sin. Some, like the Pharisees, rejected His love. Even mortal sins can be forgiven…
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