Sunday July 9, 2023

Friday July 7, 2023

When you're hated by others, you can immediately tell by how they look at you. Imagine the glaring eyes St. Matthew would have gotten from his fellow Jews sitting in the custom post. His countrymen would have seen him as a traitor, a…

Thursday July 6, 2023

In the first reading today, Abraham ascends a mountain with his own beloved Son, Isaac. In a sheer, shocking act of obedience to God, he shows he is willing to sacrifice what he loves most. As the knife was about to strike, an angel…

Sunday July 2, 2023

***Bonus song at the end of this homily from our Latin Mass choir***

Saturday July 1, 2023

By definition our "enemies" are shunned and sidelined. They offer few things of value to us. Yet, it's precisely an "enemy" who opens the door to something magnificent in today's gospel. A Roman centurion arrives on the scene who will…

Sunday June 25, 2023

Thursday June 22, 2023

Can you imagine a scenario that would compel you to abandon the Lord and stop practicing your faith? Most of us hope that our love would be strong enough. The saints we remember today held fast. In the face of the storm, they didn't even…

Wednesday June 21, 2023

"The one who is begotten by God conquers the world," we're told in the first reading (Cf. 1 John 5:4). How so? I want to be amazing, rich, and victorious. The saint we remember on this day, showed us the way. 

Sunday June 18, 2023

Saturday June 17, 2023

From the beginning of Christianity, Mary has held a place of prominence in the hearts of the followers of Jesus. As anyone who strives to be faithful knows, it's easier to stray from the faith than you think. We need all the help we can…