Deacon Ben shows us that the 40 days of Lent can be seen a s challenge to become the best versions of ourselves in Christ.

Deacon Ben guides us, as we begin the season of Lent, to pray, fast, and do acts of charity with a renewed sense of purpose that will ultimately lead us closer to Christ.

Deacon Mark helps us to see that when we embrace God’s work it doesn’t weigh us down, it lifts us up.

Father Michael reminds us that the heart of Christ is the source of mercy and that through His heart, Christ teaches us a language of humility and charity.

Father Ellis helps us understand that we are all called to a specific vocation that allows us to serve the body of Christ more fully.

Deacon Mark explains the important symbolism of the boat in today’s Gospel.

Father Richard helps us to understand that the bridge between Earth and Heaven is the word of God.

Deacon Ben reminds us that the Epiphany was completed when the Blessed Mother encouraged Jesus to change water into wine at the wedding feast in Cana.

On this Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, Deacon Mark reminds us of the important role that Baptism has in our lives and the following our Baptismal call is what will lead us to Christ.

On this Feast of the Epiphany, Father reminds us that we are the heralds of the Good News of Christ. And that in order to share His love with the world we must continually seek Him.

Deacon Ben helps us remember that the real reason for Christmas is that the God of the World came to earth to be one with us and save us.

Father Michael reminds us that the point of Christmas is to draw nearer to Christ. We can do this through the sacraments and by consecrating ourselves to Him.

Deacon Ben helps us to prepare for Jesus to come into our hearts by looking inward and being transformed by his love.

Deacon Mark explains that the Jews of Jesus’ time were expecting a powerful king, but God did the unexpected and sent a humble infant. We can serve Christ in our own humility, so that one day we will enter His Kingdom and He will say, “Well done, my good and faithful servant.”

Father Michael reminds us that God has big plans for us; plans that are designed just for us. We need the sacraments in our lives to help us accomplish those plans.

Father Brian shares Jesus’ important last teaching. The widow who gave all she had. May we also give all we have in love and service to our Lord.

This Remembrance Day, Deacon Ben reminds us to pray for our departed loved ones and to seek a right relationship with God as described in this week’s gospel: Love God & Love Others.

Fr. Michael reminds us that Jesus sees us and sees our needs, and He asks us, just like he asked Bartimaeus, “What do you want me to do for you?”

Fr. Richard teaches us that the word “sacrifice” means to make ourselves holy in the sight of God and that one of the gifts that God gave us in which we can learn sacrificial love is marriage.

Deacon Mark helps us see that "we are what we spend our time thinking about."