Msgr. Charles McGlinn’s Homily October 6, 2019 “Jesus’ words in the Gospel today at first glance might seem to be a little harsh.  It sounds like he’s saying that if we do everything that he commands we’re still unworthy unprofitable servants.  Well, I think that that’s sort of a misreading of the scriptures because I […]

Fr. Viet’s Homily October 5, 2019 “You know they often say you don’t really notice something until it hits home.  They say that about war, but in some ways the same is true for us especially on this Respect Life Sunday because the battles on abortion and Pro Life has been a nation-wide thing, but […]

Msgr. Charles McGlinn’s Homily September 29, 2019 “In 1950 a committee representing 17 nations declared Albert Schweitzer Man of the Century.  Two years later in ‘52 he won a Nobel peace prize. Albert Schweitzer was considered a multiple genius, a man of many talents and abilities and he was an outstanding philosopher, theologian, concert musician, […]

Fr. Viet Nguyen’s Homily September 22, 2019 “You cannot serve two masters.  Are we serving two different masters in our lives?  A life of deception and a life of truth, are we living two lives?  You know, I was talking to someone who was doing interviews for a job and they said there’s a technique […]

Fr. Tom Tank’s Homily September 22, 2019 “I’m sure I’m not the only one, but that Gospel is not quite my favorite one because it is one that really challenges us.  It is one that is not there to comfort us, but to make us somewhat uncomfortable. Even the story of the steward there who […]

Msgr. Charles McGlinn’s Homily September 21, 2019 “Money has the potential for doing a lot of good in this world and it also become a tyrannical master that can destroy our lives, so Jesus speaks about money today in our Gospel reading and he never really in his life tried to accumulate wealth.  He never […]

Fr. Viet Nguyen’s Homily September 15, 2019 “You know in today’s world, we often find justice as something that is very important, but I’d like to say that there’s a difference between justice and mercy.  You see, justice is giving someone what they deserve, but what is mercy? Mercy is giving someone more than what […]

Msgr. Charles McGlinn’s Homily September 15, 2019 “A teacher had a class of second graders and he was teaching the story of the Prodigal Son and he asked them, ‘Now who was the happiest in this story?’  And one little boy said, ‘It must have been the prodigal who came back home and was received […]

Fr. Tom Tank’s Homily September 15, 2019 “Jesus Christ came into the world to save sinners.  That very strong affirmation by St. Paul really is at the very heart and foundation of our faith in Christ Jesus that he comes because we are sinners in need of salvation in need of forgiveness and in need […]

Fr. Viet Nguyen’s Homily September 8, 2019 “Now there’s this story I hear of a man who went to the Chief’s game and he had some pretty poor seats up in the nose bleeds.  He knew that so he brought his binoculars with him and while at the game he would look down at the […]