Homily, 2nd Sunday in Lent, 03/01/2026

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Father Randy Koenigsknecht Watch the Homily Listen to the Homily On the Second Sunday of Lent, the Church gives us the Transfiguration—a powerful reminder that Lent is built on hope. This reflection explores how Christ’s glory strengthens us for suffering, how Abraham models perseverance through failure, and why prayer, fasting, and almsgiving are steps toward eternal … Continued

Homily, 1st Sunday in Lent, 02/22/2026

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Father Chas Canoy Watch the Homily Listen to the Homily This Lenten homily explores the contrast between Adam and Christ — the original Adam who fell to temptation and the New Adam, Jesus Christ, who conquers it. Father reflects on trust, temptation, the distortion of love through sin, and how Christ restores humanity to its … Continued

Homily, 6th Sunday Ordinary Time, 02/15/2026

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Father Randy Koenigsknecht Watch the Homily Listen to the Homily As Lent begins, Father reflects on the call to “choose life” — not mediocrity, but wholehearted discipleship. Drawing from Sirach and the Gospel of John, this message challenges us to embrace prayer, fasting, and almsgiving as the path to abundant life in Christ. Read the Homily … Continued

Homily, 5th Sunday Ordinary Time, 02/08/2026

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Deacon Dave Etters Watch the Homily Listen to the Homily A powerful reflection on Jesus’ call to be salt and light, drawing on the Beatitudes, the witness of St. Francis of Assisi, and the challenge to live visibly transformed lives that lead others to Christ. Read the Homily You are the salt of the earth. … Continued

Homily, 4th Sunday Ordinary Time, 02/01/2026

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Father Bob Irish Watch the Homily Listen to the Homily This homily offers a profound reflection on the Beatitudes as a lived response to the Gospel. Drawing from personal experience, Scripture, and real-world encounters with suffering and compassion, Father invites listeners to examine what it truly means to be blessed. Rather than abstract ideals, the … Continued