In this homily, Father Greg discusses the distinction between superficial peace and true peace, which often requires confronting difficult issues. Drawing on Jesus' teachings, he highlights the necessity of speaking the truth, even when it leads to division. Father Greg also explores the challenges families face regarding faith and communication, advocating for love and prudence in addressing conflicts. 

In this homily, Deacon Ted explores the complex message of Jesus regarding division and the call to follow Him. He emphasizes that following Jesus often leads to division within families and communities, as individuals prioritize their spiritual journey. The discussion transitions into the importance of spiritual training and preparation for the mission of faith, likening it to athletic training. 

In this homily, Father Greg discusses the importance of being prepared for death, emphasizing the role of grace and the priest in the process of salvation. He shares personal experiences that highlight the comfort and assurance that come from being in a state of grace and the significance of the sacraments, particularly during the final moments of life. 

In this homily, Father Greg reflects on the themes of life choices, the dangers of greed, and the importance of handing over control to God. He emphasizes the need to prioritize relationships over material wealth and the futility of trying to control every aspect of life. Ultimately, true peace and contentment come from trusting God with our lives and resources.

In this homily, Father Greg explores the significance of asking in both parenting and prayer. Drawing parallels between a friend's parenting style and the relationship with God, he emphasizes the importance of asking respectfully and frequently. The discussion highlights the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding our requests and the necessity of persistence in prayer.

In this homily, Father Greg shares how even a brief getaway reminded him of the value of rest and refreshment in our busy lives. Reflecting on Mary’s peaceful presence with Jesus, he contrasts it with Martha’s anxious service, reminding us that while work is Christ-like, worry is not. He encourages us to find the “better part” through quiet, through Christ’s presence, and by embracing the good that refreshes our souls.

In this homily, Deacon Ted reflects on two questions: Where and how can we offer worship and homage to God? Drawing from Abraham’s hospitality in the desert and Martha and Mary’s welcome of Jesus, he reminds us that worship can happen anywhere and is shown through both service and attentive presence. 

In this homily, Father Greg emphasizes the importance of love and worship in our lives, drawing from biblical teachings. He discusses how Jesus exemplified love for God and neighbor, particularly through the parable of the Good Samaritan, which illustrates the concept of mercy. Father provides practical suggestions for showing kindness and compassion in everyday life, encouraging listeners to be proactive in their acts of mercy.

In this homily, Father Greg reflects on his experiences as a construction laborer and a priest, drawing parallels between the two vocations. He shares stories of pranks and the hard work involved in both fields, emphasizing the beauty of building, whether it be physical structures or spiritual lives. He discusses the importance of laboring for God's harvest, the need for more priests and community involvement, and the fulfillment that comes from serving others. 

In this homily, Father Greg reflects on the significance of Saints Peter and Paul, emphasizing the importance of prayer for leaders and the humility required in acknowledging one's own imperfections. He discusses the journey from sin to sainthood, highlighting the role of grace and confession in overcoming hypocrisy and embracing one's identity as a child of God. 

In this homily, Father Greg reminds us that the Eucharist is truly the body and blood of Christ, not just a symbol. He shares moving stories from parishioners who attend daily Mass for peace, grace, and a deeper connection with Jesus. He encourages all to grow closer to Christ through the Eucharist and not fear living a visible, inspiring faith.

In this homily, Deacon Ted emphasizes the importance of three core principles: love, believe, and share. He reflects on personal experiences and the significance of these principles in the context of relationships, faith, and the celebration of Corpus Christi. The discussion highlights the intimate relationship between believers and God, the importance of sharing faith with others, and the necessity of feeling worthy to partake in communion.

In this homily, Father Greg celebrates Father's Day with humor and transitions into a profound discussion about the Trinity and its reflection in family life. He emphasizes the importance of community and communion, highlighting how these elements are essential to understanding God's love and the purpose of human relationships.

In this homily, Father Greg emphasizes the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, beginning with the simple invocation, "Come Holy Spirit." He illustrates this power through two examples: Pope John Paul II's visit to communist Poland and Pentecost. He further encourages the faithful to invite the Holy Spirit into their daily lives, recognizing its presence in the fruits of peace, joy, and love, and its ability to change the world and individual hearts.

In this homily, Father Greg explores the themes of faith, the significance of the Ascension, and the power of Jesus' name. It reflects on the importance of prioritizing God above worldly concerns and highlights the unique experience of perpetual adoration in a parish community. 

In this homily, Father Greg shares his recent trip to Hawaii, reflecting on the beauty and culture of the islands, as well as the historical significance of Hawaii during World War II. He connects his experiences in Hawaii to the theme of serving something greater than oneself, particularly in the context of Memorial Day, honoring those who have sacrificed for their country. He emphasizes the importance of community, service, and the Christian values that inspire individuals to live for a greater purpose.

In this homily, Father Greg reflects on the call to love in the midst of suffering. He explains how turning outward to serve others, even when we are hurting, brings healing and glorifies God. He also introduces the parish’s new Outreach Center focused on mental health support with the theme “Serve and Be Served.”

In this homily, Deacon Ted explores the transformative message of Jesus' commandment to love one another, emphasizing the depth of this love as modeled by Christ. He contrasts the old understanding of glory with a new perspective rooted in obedience to God. Additionally, he addresses the stigma surrounding mental illness, advocating for a compassionate approach that aligns with Jesus' teachings, and introduces community resources aimed at supporting those in need.

In this homily, Father Greg reflects on the themes of motherhood, the recent election of Pope Leo, and the significance of the Good Shepherd in the Catholic faith. He emphasizes the universal love of God, the importance of unity within the Church, and the role of the new Pope in reaching out to all people, regardless of their background. 

In this homily, Father Greg reflects on the significance of Mary and Peter during the Easter season, exploring themes of silence, atonement, and the role of the Church. He emphasizes the bittersweet nature of faith, the importance of perseverance in the presence of Christ, and the leadership of Peter as a model for believers. The discussion highlights the shared struggles of faith within the community and the call to follow Jesus despite personal challenges.