Dcn. John Stanley’s Homily May 26, 2019 “For the last few weeks we have read from the Gospel of John and in particular from the last supper discourse of Jesus.  Today is the sixth Sunday of Easter and the Gospel readings keep circling back to that night before Jesus died and why is this?  Why […]

Fr. Tom Tank’s Homily May 26, 2019 “During this Easter season we are invited to reflect ever more personally upon the words of Christ particularly that were shared at the last supper.  In John’s Gospel at the Last Supper Jesus really pours out his heart. He really talks to the disciples and to all of […]

Fr. Michael Guastello’s Homily May 19, 2019 “So we continue to celebrate the joy of Easter on this fifth Sunday of Easter and I think the Church is wise to give us a full seven weeks of Easter because we need this extended time to reflect on the Passion, death and resurrection of the Lord […]

Fr. Tom’s Homily May 19, 2019 “This Easter season is one that invites us to a newness of life.  In the second reading today it ends with those words, ‘I make all things new’ and so the Lord wants us to become new people during this Easter season so that we may live our life […]

“Well once again, good evening everyone.  As I said at the beginning of Mass my name is Fr. Dan Morris and I am the vocation director for the Archdiocese.  You know, when Archbishop Naumann invited me into this role a little less than a year ago now I was genuinely excited about it because it’s […]

“So it was the year 1798, this was during the French Revolution and Napoleon had taken Pope Pius VI prisoner for refusing to relinquish his power.  Napoleon had a meeting with the Pope and in this meeting he told Pope Pius VI his intention to destroy the Catholic Church. He said this was a goal […]

“That rather long Gospel today has so many different messages and symbols within it that remind of us the presence of the risen Lord.  You know, Peter and the disciples were back up in Galilee and they had already experienced the risen Lord, but they didn’t know what it meant and so they went back […]

“For approximately 8 years between 1930 to 1938, Jesus appeared to Sister Faustina, a simple cloistered nun from Poland and he asked her to write down what he said to her.  Jesus told her that he desired that the Church add a feast day to the church calendar and Jesus was very specific about the […]

“As we live in this age where a lot of people write everything down on all kinds of instruments, paper, tablets, machines, this that and the other, we’re very locked into what was said.  ‘Where was that written down? What paper is that in? What section? And there’s a time for that, but there’s also […]