Today, in the feeding of the 5,000, Jesus reveals the super-abundance of God to provide for His people, and when we recognize we have needs that we cannot ourselves satisfy, we can learn to depend on supernatural gifts from God rather than our own power or our worldly desires or feelings of unworthiness. Fr. John … Continued

If God presented you with the same offer as he did Solomon in today’s 1st reading, “Ask something of me and I will give it to you,” for what would you ask?  Would you ask for an understanding heart of the ways of God?   Fr. Chas’ Audio Homily:  

Fr. Brian encourages us to look at ourselves through the lens of life, death, and judgment, helping us to better order our lives towards God and seek to be better than just “good enough.”  

Our guest homilist, Dcn. Mark Martin, reminds us of the importance of being rooted in Christ and how, as our spiritual hunger is satisfied, we can bear much fruit.   Dcn. Mark Martin’s Audio Homily:

On this 4th of July weekend, Fr. Brian recalls the founding of our nation built on a trust in God’s Providence and reminds us that to truly bring about peace, we must, like our founders, pledge our lives, fortunes, and our sacred honor to one another.   Fr. Brians’ Audio Homily: