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Wounds and Resurrection
“He showed them his hands and his feet…” In the Gospel the Church has given us for today (Thursday in the Octave of Easter) we hear...
Apr 7, 2021


There Is No "They"
“They have taken the Lord from the tomb, and we don’t know where they have put him.” That scene on Easter Sunday morning when Mary...
Apr 5, 2021


What's "Good" About Good Friday?
The most popular question asked on Good Friday every year is, “In light of what happened today, why do we call it ‘Good’ Friday? What...
Apr 2, 2021


The Tragedy of Easter
Today is the day that traditionally is known as "Spy Wednesday": the day when Judas conspired with the chief priests and Pharisees to...
Mar 31, 2021


Invite Jesus to Holy Week
“Six days before Passover Jesus came to Bethany, where Lazarus was, whom Jesus had raised from the dead. They gave a dinner for him...
Mar 29, 2021


And Then the Angel Left Her
“Then the angel departed from her.” Today the Church celebrates the Solemnity of the Annunciation. This story that we have heard a...
Mar 24, 2021


The Cross
If you walk into your Parish Church this week, or attended Mass this weekend, you may have noticed (if your Parish does this tradition)...
Mar 23, 2021


Saints & Dreams
This is a very exciting weekend for those who are steeped in cultural pride. Saint Patrick’s Day was today, followed by a day to recover,...
Mar 18, 2021


Making the Blind See
Today’s Gospel for this, the first Friday of Advent, should give a message of hope and comfort! The passage is short, so I will post it...
Dec 4, 2020


Francis Xavier: Never Confounded
Today the Church celebrates the Memorial of Saint Francis Xavier, a Spanish priest, missionary, and one of the first members of the...
Dec 3, 2020


Mary and Advent
I love Advent. I remember when I was ministering in the Parish I had happily designated myself the “Advent Police,” because I was...
Dec 2, 2020


Thanksgiving 2020
I don’t know about you: but I am not feeling the holiday spirits this year! I can’t believe that Thanksgiving is merely a day away. In...
Nov 25, 2020


The Mother of Providence
Tomorrow the Church celebrates – in some places- the Feast Day of Our Lady of Providence. For certain, it’s a big day of celebration in...
Nov 18, 2020


Knowing, Loving, and Serving
The Baltimore Catechism is a text that served as the basic Catechetical work for the Catholic Church from 1885 until the late 1960’s. It...
Aug 30, 2020


You Are The Voice
Today the Church celebrates the Memorial of the Beheading of John the Baptist. It is perhaps providential that this celebration fall the...
Aug 29, 2020


Who Knows You?
Today the Church celebrated the Feast of Saint Bartholomew (Nathanael, as he is called in John’s Gospel), who in my estimation suffered...
Aug 24, 2020


Ordinary Men Living Extraordinarily Well
Today the Church celebrates the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, the Patron Saints of the Universal Church, the City of Rome, and the...
Jun 29, 2020


The Soul of America
On this day in 1951, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen was ordained to the Episcopacy in Rome at the Church of Saints John and Paul. Fulton...
Jun 11, 2020


Do you love me?
The Gospel that the Church has given us for this morning is one of my absolute favorites. The Risen Jesus is with the Disciples, having...
May 29, 2020


Why are you staring at the sky?
The story of the Ascension of Jesus into heaven is without a doubt one of the most thought provoking stories presented to us in...
May 20, 2020
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