Fr. Tom Tank’s Homily February 7, 2021 “That Gospel today is one that invites us to a little reflection upon the action of Christ with our lives. It says that Jesus went about doing good. He went about curing illness. He went about expelling demons and I think that is an important part of the […]
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Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist
Fr. Tom and Fr. Viet are co-teaching this 6 week course at 7pm on Tuesdays during lent. The classes may be joined in person in the church or via live stream. Recordings will be posted here each week following the class. No registration is required. Email us your questions to be answered in the next […]
How Does He Do It? – Fr. Viet Nguyen
Fr. Viet Nguyen’s Homily February 6, 2021 “Are you dedicated or are you just a spectator? Are you invested or are you just going to be a spectator? Tomorrow is the Superbowl. I don’t know if you knew that, but sometimes I find it interesting with sports and I can’t help but think about it […]
Receiving the Promise – Sr. Bethany Madonna
Jesus Is Inviting You! Sr. Bethany Madonna: “Receiving the Promise” | SEEK 2017 Join Sister Bethany Madonna for one of her best talks on Prayer. Prayer is the encounter with Jesus where He meets us in our thirst with a surprising invitation: “Stretch out your hands so I can give you more than you could […]
Marcie Stenberg’s Eucharist Witness
Marcie Stenberg’s Eucharist Witness My journey started 28 years ago when I decided to marry the love of my life and become Catholic after being a Methodist for 25 years. There were questions I had on Catholicism when entering the Church, but the Eucharist was not one of them. I always thought to myself, “Why […]
A One-Two Punch – Dcn. Kris Kuckelman
Dcn. Kris Kuckelman’s Homily January 31, 2021 “Our Gospel reading today emphasizes the fact that Jesus’ teaching differed from the teaching of the religious leaders of the day. He had a new teaching and he taught with authority. He didn’t flatter his audience as the scribes did and he also taught that if the people […]
To Trust In Jesus Completely – Dcn. Ken Billinger
Dcn. Ken Billinger’s Homily January 30, 2021 “In 1859, a French acrobat named Charles Blondin crossed Niagara Falls on a tightrope. Blondin was an amazing acrobat, but he didn’t do it just one time. Blondin crossed Niagara Falls, that 1100 foot gorge between Canada and the United States, multiple times doing a number of theatrical […]
You Fall In Love With Christ – Fr. Tom Tank
Fr. Tom Tank’s Homily January 24, 2021 “In our first reading today we have that wonderful story of Jonah the reluctant prophet. Jonah was there in Israel and according to the story of course, Israel was at war and was very much oppressed by the people of Nineveh which was a much more powerful city […]
The Easy Or Hard Way – Fr. Viet Nguyen
Fr. Viet Nguyen’s Homily January 23, 2021 “There’s a spiritual principle that I would like to share with you. The principle is if you do what is easy in your life, your life will be hard, but if you do what is hard, your life will be easy. If you do what is easy and […]
Behold The Lamb of God
Come And See! The Gospel speaks not only of St. John the Baptist announcing for all to “Behold the Lamb of God.” But it also speaks about two disciples who were curious about Jesus. They asked Jesus, “where are you staying?”, and He responded with some of the most memorable words of the Gospel: “come […]