Category: Homilies

Cardinal Burke on the benefits of sorrow and suffering in our lives. The eight reflection on the Novena for America. https://novena.cardinalburke.com/novena/reflection-eight#reflection-one

Fr. Peter teaches that all scripture is inspired by God and useful for teaching. Treat others with kindness no matter your position or situation in life. Monday of the Fifteenth Week in Ordinary Time Ex 1:8-14, 22 A new king, who knew nothing of Joseph, … Continue readingDaily Readings July 17th, 2023 – Treat Others With Kindness

Fr. Theo discusses the parable of the sower. Christ explains the meaning of the parable to His Disciples but in John chapter 6, He offers no explanation because He said what He meant and He meant what He said. That’s the source and summit of … Continue readingJuly 16, 2023 – Parable of the Sower

Isaac marries RebekahGn 23:1-4, 19; 24:1-8, 62-67The span of Sarah’s life was one hundred and twenty-seven years.She died in Kiriatharba (that is, Hebron)in the land of Canaan,and Abraham performed the customary mourning rites for her.Then he left the side of his dead one and addressed … Continue readingDaily Readings July 7, 2023

After seeing the resurrected Christ with the wounds in the hands and the side, Thomas finally exclaimed, “My Lord and My God.” What will it take for each one of us to make that same declaration?

Father Theo reflects on the first reading cautioning families to be watchful for those who, as St. Paul says, would “pervert the truth” and destroy the institution of the family. You must preach the truth even when it is not comfortable to do so. It … Continue reading20230524-Homily Protect The Family

Fr. Peter’s homily on Good Friday explains why we call Good Friday good and not bad Friday and why we treasure the cross that leads to the crown.

Did you ever wonder why God chose to give the Israelites manna in the desert for 40 years? Did you ever wonder why Jesus performed the miracle of the feeding of 5,000 with a few loaves of bread? Did you ever wonder why that story … Continue readingThe Eucharistic Thread in our Fabric of Faith