Year of Faith

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WEDNESDAY HOMILY: Be Healed of Leprosy Watch

Leprosy, we are told in the book of numbers, came from Miriam, the sister of Moses, grumbling about his authority and inciting people ... continue reading

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TUESDAY HOMILY: Seeing Things Aright, With Faith Watch

In the encyclical The Light of Faith, written by the "four hands" of Pope Francis and Pope-emeritus Benedict, we learn that faith is a new ... continue reading

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MONDAY HOMILY: Overcoming Evil by an Abundance of Good Watch

If we want the world to be a better place, we must be better.  If we want to erect a bulwark against sin, we must begin with our own ... continue reading

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Fr. Randy Sly: You Need to Sweat the Small Stuff Watch

In this new Parable of the Unrighteous Steward, Jesus tells the story of a property manager for a wealthy man who knew he was going to be ... continue reading

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THURSDAY HOMILY: Walk in Love. Continue the Redemptive Mission of Jesus Watch

The Gospel invites us to examine ourselves. Do we understand that we are all called to be missionaries in this age? No matter what our ... continue reading

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WEDNESDAY HOMILY: Protecting the Sanctuary from Being Trampled Watch

Hatred, or odium in Latin, according to St Thomas Aquainas, is the emotion that God created for the human heart to protect our love.  ... continue reading

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Christ Is In Our Midst: What I Love About Catholicism Watch

There is so much I could and want to say... Someday I will write a book but until then here are my thoughts. I love Catholicism for The ... continue reading

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TUESDAY HOMILY: The Blessing of Dining in the Kingdom Watch

The New Evangelization is the effort to re-propose the Gospel to those who have in some degree heard the Christian message but have ... continue reading

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MONDAY HOMILY: Not Just Serving, But Loving the Poor

Service to the poor is not simply a question of providing material comfort, but of forging personal bonds with them, of coming to know them ... continue reading

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Reflection on the Catholic Catechism: Revelation and the Church Watch

God graciously arranged that the things he had once revealed for the salvation of all peoples should remain in their entirety, throughout ... continue reading

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