In this homily, Father Greg reflects on the post-holiday period, discussing the transition back to normalcy and the deeper significance of the Magi's journey during Christmas. He explores the concept of epiphany, both in a personal and spiritual context, emphasizing the transformative power of encountering the divine.   

In this homily, Father Greg reflects on his Christmas experiences with family and draws parallels to the importance of being led by God in various aspects of life, particularly in marriage and family. He emphasizes the significance of openness to God's guidance and the fruitfulness that comes from following His direction.   

In this homily, Father Greg reflects on the profound significance of the Christmas season, emphasizing the tangible presence of God through the birth of Christ and the ongoing experience of His presence in the Church and community. 

In this homily, Father Greg explores the themes of faith, worthiness, and the importance of asking for signs from God, particularly through the lens of Joseph's experience in the Nativity story. He emphasizes that everyone struggles with feelings of unworthiness and that God calls each of us to our vocations despite these feelings.  

In this homily, Deacon Ted explores the pivotal role of Joseph in the story of Jesus' birth, emphasizing his importance as a supporting figure to Mary and Jesus. Through a cinematic lens, he illustrates how Joseph's acceptance and actions were crucial for the unfolding of the Christmas narrative.

In this homily, Father Greg explores the profound impact of words and speeches on personal transformation, emphasizing the significance of prophetic voices and the hope found in Christ. Through personal anecdotes and reflections on biblical figures, he illustrates how powerful messages can inspire real change and foster a sense of hope in the face of life's challenges.

In this homily, Father Greg discusses the importance of recognizing signs of life in various aspects of faith and relationships. Through personal anecdotes and biblical references, he emphasizes the need for repentance and confession as essential steps towards spiritual growth and renewal.   

In this homily, Father Greg emphasizes the importance of preparation for significant events in life. He draws parallels between everyday preparations and the spiritual preparation required during the Advent season, highlighting the need for vigilance and active engagement in faith.   

In this homily, Father Greg explores the vastness and order of the universe, emphasizing the role of Jesus Christ as the King of the Universe. He reflects on the improbability of creation and the significance of Christ's power over all things, encouraging listeners to recognize His presence and authority in their lives. 

In this homily, Father Greg explores the concept of fear, particularly in relation to sports and faith. Drawing parallels between the fear of a formidable opponent in sports and the reverence for God, he emphasizes that the fear of God is rooted in respect and awe. The discussion transitions into understanding God as a Good Shepherd who knows us intimately and prepares us for judgment through acts of service, confession, and the Eucharist.

In this homily, Father Greg discusses a poignant story shared by Jeff Cavins about a young woman grieving the loss of her brother during a flight. This narrative serves as a springboard to explore the deeper meaning of the Church, its historical significance, and its role as a compassionate community. 

In this homily, Father Greg explains that while “purgatory” isn’t named in Scripture, it’s described as a purifying state for the souls of the just. He compares it to gold refined by fire—painful yet filled with hope. Father Greg urges the faithful to pray for these souls, uniting the church on earth with those awaiting heaven.

In this homily, Father Greg discusses the challenges faced by the parish community due to addiction, highlighting the importance of support groups and prayer. He emphasizes the need for honest and humble prayer, contrasting the self-righteousness of the Pharisee with the humility of the tax collector. The discussion culminates in the idea that God desires authenticity in prayer, encouraging individuals to be true to themselves and their struggles.

In this homily, Father Greg reflects on Jesus’ parable of the persistent widow and the unjust judge, emphasizing the necessity of prayer in daily life. Just as eating, sleeping, and caring for our health are essential, so too is prayer for protection, relationship, and spiritual strength. Comparing Moses’ raised hands in battle and Jesus’ arms on the cross, Father Greg reminds us that prayer is not optional but vital for our salvation.

In this homily, Deacon Ted explores the themes of prayer, persistence, and fidelity. He emphasizes the importance of collective prayer, the need for perseverance in our requests to God, and the significance of maintaining faithfulness in our spiritual journey. 

In this homily, Father Greg discusses immigration and the Catholic Church's stance on the issue. He highlights the importance of community action, prayer, and the need for a compassionate approach towards undocumented immigrants, referencing the Dignity Act as a potential solution. The discussion emphasizes the role of faith and thanksgiving in addressing social issues.  

In this homily, Father Greg explores the themes of faith and patience, emphasizing the importance of boldness in prayer and the transformative power of faith in action. He encourages listeners to command God in their prayers and highlights the responsibilities that come with growing faith. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural references, Father illustrates how faith can lead to significant changes in individuals and communities.  

In this homily, Father Greg discusses the significance of faith formation for youth, emphasizing the kickoff of new classes and the importance of community involvement. He shares personal experiences related to redemptive suffering and its impact on youth ministry, highlighting how collective prayers and sacrifices can lead to positive outcomes. 

In this homily, Father Greg reflects on Jesus’ teaching about being trustworthy in small matters and great ones, noting that true wealth goes beyond money and possessions. Real treasure comes from generosity, dignity, and lifting up others through love. In giving freely, we receive God’s grace and share in His divine life.

In this homily, Deacon Ted explores the concept of dishonest wealth as presented in the Gospel, emphasizing the importance of understanding true wealth, which is rooted in the love and worship of God. He discusses the ethical implications of business practices, the necessity of honesty in all aspects of life, and the power of prayer in fostering peace and dignity for all individuals.