Episodes
Thursday Sep 26, 2024
September 22, 2024: The Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Thursday Sep 26, 2024
Thursday Sep 26, 2024
What does greatness look like in the life of a disciple? Is it compatible with what we are called to be at all?
Sunday Sep 15, 2024
September 15, 2024: The Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday Sep 15, 2024
Sunday Sep 15, 2024
Is this what I signed up for? Likely the disciples had that question on their minds whenever Jesus told them to take up their cross. What does that mean whenever we encounter our crosses?
Sunday Sep 08, 2024
September 8, 2024: The Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday Sep 08, 2024
Sunday Sep 08, 2024
The Divine Physician doesn't just heal ills so long ago- so what does His healing hand do these days for us?
Sunday Sep 01, 2024
September 1, 2024: The Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday Sep 01, 2024
Sunday Sep 01, 2024
The Pharisees and scribes were focused on the law- and while law is good, perhaps there is a different way to understand it today- with Christ's help.
Sunday Aug 25, 2024
August 25, 2024: The Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sunday Aug 25, 2024
Sunday Aug 25, 2024
Disciples have walked away from Jesus before... but do we risk the same these days? What do we do when others have walked away?
Tuesday Aug 20, 2024
August 18, 2024: The Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Tuesday Aug 20, 2024
Tuesday Aug 20, 2024
In all of the brokenness in the world today, there is only one thing that will fix it all...
Tuesday Aug 20, 2024
August 15, 2024: The Solemnity of the Assumption
Tuesday Aug 20, 2024
Tuesday Aug 20, 2024
Heaven is very real- and our Lady shows us that in her life, and even in her death!
Tuesday Aug 13, 2024
August 11, 2024: The Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Tuesday Aug 13, 2024
Tuesday Aug 13, 2024
In the tough moments of life, there is only one true source of provision for us that truly matters. What's more- it's something only the Catholic Church has! What is it?
Introduction
"Be not afraid. Open wide the doors to Christ." Those words were a part of Pope John Paul II's timeless first address after being named the Holy Father. Through my homilies, talks, and lectures, here presented, it is my hope to continue that same work that John Paul II dedicated himself to so many years ago.
As a priest, I seek to bring others closer to God as a humble instrument, and pray that I can, in some small way, continue to resonate that very same theme that John Paul II begun his papacy with.
Therefore, what he has said, I say to you: "Be not afraid. Open wide the doors to Christ!"