Fr. Viet Nguyen’s Homily January 12, 2020 “Today we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord, but what does this mean for us in our lives?  All of us here have been baptized. We might not remember it, but we all have been baptized and just as much as in the Gospel where Jesus comes up […]

Msgr. Charles McGlinn’s Homily January 12, 2020 “Mahatma Gandhi was not a Christian, but he was one of the most Christ-like persons of the 20th Century.  Of him, Albert Einstein said, ‘People in generations to come will read about him and not really believe that such a man could live.’  Gandhi was most disturbed in […]

Fr. Tom Tank’s Homily January 11, 2020 “On this particular Sunday we celebrate the convergence of two things: The affirmation of the incarnation where God the Father in a voice from Heaven says, ‘This is my beloved son.’  Surely Jesus is not just Human, but truly divine, the son of God and so there’s an […]

Fr. Tom Tank’s Homily January 5, 2020 “Today as we celebrate this feast of the Epiphany, we are once again invited to reflect upon that manifestation of the Christ child to the Gentiles.  The Magi, the Wise Men, really represent all of us as Gentiles coming to know the wonderful gift of salvation in Christ […]

Fr. Viet Nguyen’s Homily January 4, 2020 “In today’s Gospel the three Wise Men, the three Magi talked about a star that guided them, guided them to Christ and in scripture there’s always an image of light, light and darkness.  In Genesis it talks about how God made light and day or even when Judas […]

Fr. Tom Tank’s Homily November 24, 2019 “This Sunday on the final Sunday of the Church year we celebrate this beautiful feast of Christ the King recognizing the fullness of the Kingdom of God that will exist in Heaven.  It is the full glory of Christ who is King of the universe, but in the […]

Fr. Viet Nguyen’s Homily November 23, 2019 “Today marks the end of the Liturgical calendar and appropriately it ends with the Solemnity of Christ the King, Christ the King that we celebrate today.  Now what does it mean for Christ to be the King because for all of us, especially here in America, we don’t […]

Fr. Tom Tank’s Homily November 10, 2019 “Certainly that Gospel reading this evening is one that points to the resurrection of the dead.  The Sadducees denied the resurrection, but Jesus very firmly affirms the resurrection that our God is the God of the living, not the God of the dead and all are called to […]

Fr. Viet Nguyen’s Homily November 9, 2019 “The reason why I wanted to read the long version (of the Gospel today) was the Sadducees put this question to Jesus.  They didn’t believe in the resurrection so they thought they could trick Jesus by their wording, so they basically asked, ‘Who’s husband is she in the […]

Fr. Viet Nguyen’s Homily November 3, 2019 “When I work with some of the kids at the school or even in school systems growing up I always saw that I often compared myself with others to see how I was doing whether it be in school or sports, always comparing myself to the other person, […]