Episodes

2 hours ago
Jesus is our “And”
2 hours ago
2 hours ago
We celebrate “Sts. Peter and Paul” today. But in that phrase, the most important word isn’t “Peter”, it isn’t “Paul”, it isn’t even “Saint.” It’s the “and” - and that is where we find Jesus!

7 days ago
Corpus Christi - Mass is Boring?
7 days ago
7 days ago
I find golf boring. Is it? Not to someone who knows golf. What about Mass? Maybe the key to getting more out of a Mass is to deepen our knowledge and love of the Eucharist. Perhaps that’s why we have Corpus Christi

Sunday Jun 08, 2025
What Are You Waiting For?
Sunday Jun 08, 2025
Sunday Jun 08, 2025
If we see our kids’ Confirmation as an end to classes and religious obligations and not a beginning of discipleship, then we have wasted our youn people’s faith formation. If we see Pentecost as the end of the Easter season and not a beginning, then we have wasted Easter.

Sunday Jun 01, 2025

Sunday May 25, 2025
In the One We are One
Sunday May 25, 2025
Sunday May 25, 2025
Jesus’ prayer for the unity of His followers is not some nice feeling; it is the desire of our Lord that we all be united as one in order to draw others toward His saving love.

Monday May 19, 2025
Being Trained by Jesus
Monday May 19, 2025
Monday May 19, 2025
Like racehorses, we can be “trained” by Christ for the victory that He has won for us. It means becoming accustomed to His voice, recognizing His touch, and accepting the call to discipleship and vocation.

Sunday Apr 27, 2025
Having Mercy and Choosing Us
Sunday Apr 27, 2025
Sunday Apr 27, 2025
Pope Francis’ papal motto is a beautiful guide for our prayer and reflection this Divine Mercy Sunday.

Sunday Apr 06, 2025
The Decision to Awaken
Sunday Apr 06, 2025
Sunday Apr 06, 2025
We are not created for the tomb! We are created for life - new life - eternal life. The story of Lazarus reminds us that every encounter with Jesus is an invitation to get up, to come out, and to live.

Sunday Feb 09, 2025

Sunday Feb 02, 2025
What is Hope For?
Sunday Feb 02, 2025
Sunday Feb 02, 2025
Jesus often comes rather anonymously, as He did to the Temple as a baby. Simeon and Anna were able to recognize Him because of HOPE. Hope allows us to see beyond appearance to the beat of what God offers. If we have Hope, then we have to live differently.