Sunday August 4, 2024

***Bonus*** After the homily is a 3 minutes special chant that is sung before the beginning of the Traditional Latin Mass. Called the "asperges," meaning "sprinkling" or "washing," it recalls the saving water from of baptism. 

Friday August 2, 2024

How can the crucifixion be "Good News"? It's ugly, graphic, and bloody hideous. All very true. The "good" can be beautifully found when asked why did Jesus allow himself to be tortured in such a way? The answer reveals the eternal love God…

Thursday August 1, 2024

Without faith-filled Christians, the world is bland and dark. Our Lord tells us today in the Gospel, we are the "salt of the earth" and the "light of the world." 

Wednesday July 31, 2024

Today, the Church remembers one of her famous sons, St. Ignatius of Loyola. He is the 16th century founder of the Jesuit Order. His conversion story shows us what God can do when a Christian finally stops rebelling against God and…

Tuesday July 30, 2024

Have you ever wondered why you have faith while others do not? It's a great mystery why God gives this gift the way he does. One thing is for certain, the gift of faith is meant for others. 

Sunday July 28, 2024

Saturday July 27, 2024

If you've ever wondered why God allows evil and good to exist side by side in our lives, our Gospel passage this morning is for you. 

Thursday July 25, 2024

In today's Gospel, St. James makes an appearance. Still stuck in his worldly thinking, Jesus shows him the better path. The Christian is meant for a higher path than mere material wealth and lofty titles. True riches are found in becoming…

Sunday July 21, 2024

Thursday July 18, 2024

The Incarnation changes how we deal with our suffering. God is not longer out there somewhere in the ether, indifferent to our pain. Rather, he is in us. Once we realize that, the yoke becomes easy and the burden light.