Fr. Adam talks about his trip to Haiti. Through this, he challenges us to experience Christ through all of our senses. We need to experience all that is around us at Mass in order to proclaim the Resurrection to the world.

Fr. Adam: Third Sunday of Easter

Fr. Joshy encourages us all to grow in holiness this Lent. This weekend is Safe Haven Sunday, which focuses on keeping our homes safe from the dangers of pornography. We are all encouraged to be aware of the dangers of this world and embrace the holiness of God.

Fr. Joshy: Second Sunday of Lent

"I wish I could do it all over again" is a statement Fr. Walsh has heard many times. He tells us we need to make sure our life counts and that we do not have any regrets when we face that eternal door at the end.

Fr Walsh: Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

"You are a beloved son/daughter for whom I am well pleased." Fr. Joshy speaks on the Transfiguration and says we need to all strive to hear those words when we finally reach heaven.

Fr. Joshy: Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord

Deacon Dave and Fr. Charles asks us to support their ministry in Uganda. If you would like to support this ministry you can go to helpkibale.org to learn more about how you can help.

Fr. Charles - Deacon Dave

"There is no peace without justice, and there can be no justice without forgiveness." Fr. Joshy tells us we need to forgive in order to be forgiven by God.

Fr. Joshy -  Twenty Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

God loves each and every person. Fr. Walsh tells us our all merciful God welcomes us, no matter when we decide to come to Him.

Fr. Walsh: Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Fr. Walsh asks us tonight, “What kind of leader are you?” He challenges us with a 3 fold challenge. 1.) To lead with a servant heart. 2.) To answer the call to become involved with our parish. 3.) To help with our Thanksgiving and Christmas Stores.

Fr. Walsh: 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time

Christ will come again! Fr. Walsh tells us about the end times, and the return of Christ. He says we need to be ready and to live each day like it is our last.

Fr. Walsh: Christ the King

This Advent Fr. Walsh explains we are all called to "Bring One Back." We all have a responsibility to our friends and our family to share the light of Christ with them by encouraging them to live their faith in community with us all.

Fr. Walsh: Second Sunday of Advent

Deacon Tommy encourages us to bring the light of God into the world during Christmas. The call is to keep the spirit of Christmas alive in our families as the year progresses.

Deacon Tommy: Fourth Sunday of Advent

Fr. Paul recounts receiving a card that carried a profound message. The card, from God, expressed the gift of His only son, Jesus, as the ultimate Christmas present. The message conveyed the promise of Jesus being the Savior, providing love every day, granting eternal life, and ensuring constant care.

Fr. Paul Henry:  Christmas

Fr. Joshy encourages us to follow the example of the Magi by embodying their faith and good deeds. He urges us to leave behind worldly ways, embrace the path to Jesus, and deeply desire the Lord in order to have a meaningful experience of the Lord's epiphany.

Fr. Joshy: The Epiphany of Our Lord

Deacon Walt encourages everyone to hear God's call and emphasizes the importance of sharing the life-changing experience of encountering the living God.

Deacon Walt: Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Deacon Tommy appreciates St. Margaret Mary as a guiding light, underlining the significance of teaching with love. He also talks about Catholic Schools Week, praising the community and recognizing the positive influence of Catholic education.

Deacon Tommy: Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Fr. Joshy discusses the biblical approach to infectious diseases. He encourages spreading goodness through tenderness and compassion in human interactions, emphasizing the contagious nature of both evil and goodness.

Fr. Joshy: Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time

Fr. Joshy tells us the Lenten season is a time for spiritual renewal, drawing parallels between a "factory reset" and biblical narratives like Noah's covenant. While emphasizing the themes of conversion and commitment, he encourages us to engage in acts of charity, daily Mass participation, and resist personal vices for a meaningful Lenten journey.

Fr. Joshy: First Sunday of Lent

Deacon Walt discusses noise, distractions, and use of technology in our lives, drawing parallels with the challenges faced by Jesus. He encourages us to take time for solitude, prayer, and listening to Jesus during the Lenten season as a means of purification and spiritual growth.

Deacon Walt: Second Sunday of Lent

Fr. Walsh emphasizes the significance of Reconciliation, expressing hope that everyone, as forgiven individuals, will experience the transformative presence of the risen Christ in their lives during the Easter season.

Fr. Walsh: The Third Sunday of Lent

Fr. Walsh compares the journey of John Newton, the author of "Amazing Grace," and the blind man in the gospel reading. He talks about the theme of moving from darkness to light, he also says the Lenten season is a time for self-reflection and a time to seek reconciliation with God.

Fr.. Walsh: Fourth Sunday of Lent

On the fourth Sunday of Lent, Fr. Ken emphasized the theme of God's enduring mercy and love, underlining the transformative power of faith. He also called on the congregation to embrace the Lenten season with a commitment to conversion and spiritual renewal.

Fr. Ken: Fourth Sunday of Lent

Fr. Walsh emphasizes the significance of conversion, covenant, and commitment in our lives. He highlights the importance of remaining faithful to one's commitment to God, reminding us of God's continuous presence and support.

Fr. Walsh: Fifth Sunday of Lent

On Palm Sunday we hear the proclamation of the Passion of Christ.

Palm Sunday Reading of the Passion

Father Walsh reflects on a childhood experience of raising chickens with his mother, drawing parallels between the hatching process and the miracle of Easter. He discusses the profound significance of Easter, emphasizing the resurrection of Christ as the pinnacle of miracles and highlighting the Sacraments of Baptism and Communion as avenues for believers to receive Christ's Grace.

Fr. Walsh: Easter Vigil

Fr. Joshy reflects on the significance of Easter, emphasizing the Resurrection of Jesus as the foundation of Christian faith and the source of hope and encouragement to everyone.

Fr. Joshy: Easter

Fr. Joshy highlights Divine Mercy Sunday, underlining the importance of seeking forgiveness and extending mercy to others as expressions of God's abundant grace. He draws from biblical passages and the life of Sr. Faustina to illustrate the profound significance of embracing and sharing God's mercy.

Fr. Joshy: Second Sunday of Easter

Deacon Tommy talks about two friends walking to Emmaus with Jesus, even though they didn't recognize him at first. He highlights how they finally saw Jesus when he broke bread with them, showing that he's always there for us, especially during Communion.

Deacon Tommy: Third Sunday of Easter

Deacon Dave shares about modern movies bringing Bible stories to life and how Jesus' love changes us. He encourages us to spread this message everywhere.

Deacon Dave: Third Sunday of Easter

Father Walsh reflects on the relationship between a shepherd and his sheep, drawing parallels to Jesus as the Good Shepherd. He emphasizes Jesus's care for his followers, and encourages everyone to recognize God's grace in their lives and to be a witness to His love and mercy.

Fr. Walsh: Fourth Sunday of Easter

Fr. Walsh uses the analogy of Jesus as the vine and believers as branches to emphasize the importance of remaining connected to Jesus through practices like Holy Communion and prayer. He also discusses the concept of pruning in life, suggesting that despite struggles, it leads to growth through God's care and mercy.

Fr. Walsh: Fifth Sunday of Easter

Fr. Ken emphasizes the continuation of Jesus's teaching from last week regarding believers being branches of the divine vine. He underscores the call to serve fruitfully, mirroring Jesus's sacrificial love, urging us to love others without discrimination and to embody the sacrificial love in our actions.

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