Homily Short, First Sunday in Advent

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Father Randy Koenigsknecht Watch the Homily Short Listen to the Homily Short Reflecting on the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, Father Randy invites us to rediscover the power of the Creed—especially the personal declaration, “I believe.” Faith becomes alive when we truly know God as Father. This Advent and Christmas, we are invited to … Continued

Homily Short, the Solemnity of Christ the King of the Universe

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Deacon Dave Etters Watch the Homily Listen to the Homily Encounter a powerful reflection from Deacon Dave on Christ the King—His suffering, His triumph, and the ultimate question we must each answer: Is He King of our hearts? Read or watch the full homily here: Read the Homily Deacon Dave:I’d like to take you on … Continued

Homily Short, Dedication to the Lateran Basilica in Rome

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Father Chas Canoy Watch the Homily Listen to the Homily In this homily, Father Chas reflects on the Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica, the mother church of all Catholic churches. He reminds us of the Church’s universality, longevity, and Christ’s unbreakable promise that “the gates of hell will never prevail against her.” … Continued

Homily Short, 31st Sunday Ordinary Time, Commemoration of the Faithful Departed

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Deacon Dave Etters Watch the Homily Listen to the Homily In this reflection for the Commemoration of the Faithful Departed (All Souls’ Day), Deacon Dave shares the Church’s timeless teaching on Purgatory, purification, and the hope of heaven. Discover how God’s refining love prepares our souls for eternal joy. Read the Homily Deacon Dave:All Souls … Continued

Homily Short, 30th Sunday Ordinary Time

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Father Randy Koenigsknecht Watch the Homily Listen to the Homily In this reflection, Father Randy unpacks the Five Precepts of the Church — simple yet powerful foundations for living out our Catholic faith. From attending Mass to fasting and confession, these guideposts help us grow closer to Christ and “run the race well.” Read the Homily … Continued