Fr. Tom Tank’s Homily September 8, 2019 “This being the opening of football season, I’ll tell a story that a friend of mine, another priest, told me.  There was a fella out at Chiefs Stadium one day and he was watching the game, but he was up in the nose bleed area and he had […]

Msgr. Charles McGlinn’s Homily September 7, 2019 “Jim and Mary fell in love in college and after graduation they each decided to pursue their careers and postpone marriage, so each went back to their own home, Jim in Boston, Mary in L.A. and they both came from very close tight-knit families and they both enjoyed […]

“There’s a true story about Don Shula.  Now Don Shula for those of you who don’t know was one of the winningest coaches in the NFL for years.  He was coach of the Miami Dolphins and led that team to four Super Bowls and won two of them and he also won numerous titles of […]

Fr. Tom’s Homily September 1, 2019 “This weekend of course we celebrate Labor Day and Labor Day is a wonderful holiday for us in the United States.  Like most of our holidays it’s kinda been twisted in terms of it’s meaning. It mainly is looked upon now as an end to summer, the swimming pools […]

Fr. Viet’s Homily August 31, 2019 “Have you ever said to yourself or ever heard the phrase, ‘I can’t wait until this happens or I can’t wait until I have that’?  You know it’s a phrase that I used to use all the time. In college and then when I went to the seminary my […]

Fr. Tom Tank’s Homily August 25, 2019 “Certainly our scripture readings this evening are somewhat challenging because the words of Jesus there that not everyone will enter the kingdom of God.  It seems that sometimes in our day and age we think Heaven is a given that all of us necessarily go to Heaven because […]

Dcn. John Stanley’s Homily August 25, 2019 It seems that we rarely speak of Hell these days yet throughout the Gospels Jesus was not shy about preaching about Hell.  He describes the face of the damned in various metaphors: everlasting fire, outer darkness, tormenting thirst, a gnawing worm and wailing and gnashing of teeth so […]

Msgr. Charles McGlinn’s Homily August 24, 2019 “I have a friend who told me about a childhood incident that happened in his life and apparently his mother was a real cleaning freak and this young man was not so much interested in that, so his mother ordered him to clean his room one day, so […]

Fr. Viet Nguyen’s Homily August 18, 2019 “It doesn’t seem like the most joyful of Gospels.  I think I saw people cringing when I was reading it, but you know have you ever heard the phrase, ‘The truth will set you free’?  The truth will set you free. In some ways it’s true. If Jesus […]

Msgr. Charles McGlinn’s Homily August 18, 2019 “A number of years ago in Maryknoll Magazine there was an article about a gentleman his name was Kim Chi-ha.  He was a poet in South Korea during the dictatorship of the 1970’s and his mother wrote this article. Kim Chi was arrested by the government and sentenced […]