Deacon Dennis explains the flow of love that moves between the God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit and asks us to “go with the flow.”

Father Michael helps us recall the gifts we are given by the Holy Spirit and asks us to allow the Spirit to guide us in our daily actions.

Deacon Mark talks about how God is Love and He shows us that by sending His Spirit to be with us and by giving us the Holy Eucharist.

Father Michael reminds us that we are called to be Christ to the world and to each other and that we have the support of the Holy Spirit and the Saints to help us and advocate for us.

Deacon Mark reminds us that in our trials, we can sit with Jesus and allow Him to prune away the unnecessary aspects of our lives in order that we can grow and bear the fruits with which we are blessed.

Father Michael reminds us that we are the sheep of Jesus’ flock.

Father Brian explains how in the breaking of the bread, the disciples recognized Jesus and His love for them. We can still recognize Jesus in the Eucharist and feel His love for us today.

Deacon Mark reminds us that Jesus comes down to meet us where we are in order to show us His Divine Mercy.

Deacon Ben shares the Good News of the resurrection and reminds us that Jesus Christ is very much alive!

Father Michael helps us to see that Christ has us deep in His heart and wants us to keep Him in ours; to keep our hearts open to Him.

Father Michael tells us that Jesus invites us into the conversation with Martha, but we need to be “plugged in” to God through prayer, the sacraments, and works of mercy to see Christ in our lives. We need to die to ourselves to rise with Christ.

Deacon Mark discusses the themes of light and darkness and how our blindness in the darkness of this world is healed by the light of Christ.

Father Michael discusses giving to the Annual Catholic Appeal as being an extension of the Mass and of our welcoming of others into our faith. Jim Payant shares the video from Bishop Cote explaining the appeal.

Father Michael shares that God was willing to sacrifice his beloved Son for us; something that He prevented Abraham from doing. In the transfiguration, we have hope of a life with God in heaven.

Father Michael reminds us that God shows us His grace and love through signs in our lives if we are open to seeing His signs.

Deacon Ben explains the depth of agape love that Jesus has for each one of us.

Deacon Mark suggests that we offer our trials and sufferings to God as a way to grow closer to Him.

Father Michael invites us to trust Christ with all aspects of our lives and allow Him to heal us and become our intimate friend.

Father Michael shares that Christ wants us first to experience His mercy, and then calls us from the crowd to imitate Him by loving the people we encounter in our world.

Deacon Ben asks us to consider our calling and how responding to that call will ultimately transform our lives and the lives of those we encounter.