Articles & Homilies

Third Sunday of Advent Year C December 14, 2024

Over the past few years there has been a rise in what is called “sympathetic villians”, which is where common and well known antagonists are taken and given human back stories and issues that make them seem as just misunderstood heroes. The problem with this method is...

Second Sunday in Advent Year B December 8, 2024

When I was in my senior year of high school, I decided to do something and that was set things straight with people I had anything against. A friend named Jared I’ll just leave it at that. I called him. When I heard his voice for the first time in about 5 years, I...

First Sunday of Advent Year C December 1, 2024

With Thanksgiving barely in our rearview mirror, we have begun the barrage of Christmas cheer. One of the time honored Christmas movies is Christmas Carol. Ebenesor Scrooge visited by the ghost of Christmas past, present and future. The past shows him the good he had...

Christ the King Sunday Year B November 24th 2024

Christ the King Sunday Year B In the game of chess, the king piece sometimes can be seen as the pieces with the least tactics. However, it is the one piece that cannot be captured. Either you are in check or check mate. The entire strategy of the game hinges on his...

31st Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B November 3, 2024

I remember as a kid my family would have some parties at the house and every so often my family would want to offer me some of their adult drink, just a sip of course. I couldn’t even swallow it, it tasted so bad. It was an acquired taste. Heaven is an acquired taste....

Homily Oct. 26, 2024 30th Week in Ordinary Times Year B

The elusive sword in the stone has captured the hearts of knights and children alike. But it’s not all fictional and sometimes fact is more surprising than fiction. It actually traces itself back to a knight named “Galgano” who, having St. Michael appeared to him on...

Third Sunday of Advent Year C December 14, 2024

Over the past few years there has been a rise in what is called “sympathetic villians”, which is where common and well known antagonists are taken and given human back stories and issues that make them seem as just misunderstood heroes. The problem with this method is...

Second Sunday in Advent Year B December 8, 2024

When I was in my senior year of high school, I decided to do something and that was set things straight with people I had anything against. A friend named Jared I’ll just leave it at that. I called him. When I heard his voice for the first time in about 5 years, I...

First Sunday of Advent Year C December 1, 2024

With Thanksgiving barely in our rearview mirror, we have begun the barrage of Christmas cheer. One of the time honored Christmas movies is Christmas Carol. Ebenesor Scrooge visited by the ghost of Christmas past, present and future. The past shows him the good he had...

Christ the King Sunday Year B November 24th 2024

Christ the King Sunday Year B In the game of chess, the king piece sometimes can be seen as the pieces with the least tactics. However, it is the one piece that cannot be captured. Either you are in check or check mate. The entire strategy of the game hinges on his...

31st Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B November 3, 2024

I remember as a kid my family would have some parties at the house and every so often my family would want to offer me some of their adult drink, just a sip of course. I couldn’t even swallow it, it tasted so bad. It was an acquired taste. Heaven is an acquired taste....

Homily Oct. 26, 2024 30th Week in Ordinary Times Year B

The elusive sword in the stone has captured the hearts of knights and children alike. But it’s not all fictional and sometimes fact is more surprising than fiction. It actually traces itself back to a knight named “Galgano” who, having St. Michael appeared to him on...