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When Jesus was asked, "Lord, will only a few people be saved?" He responded, "Strive to enter through the narrow gate." This homily looks at the heart-to-heart communion Jesus invites us into...

The wonderful testimony of Angela, who received healing from a physical condition she had her whole life. Praise you Jesus!

Five practical tips for "keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus, the leader and perfecter of faith." (Heb 12:2)

Luke recounts Jesus teaching, "Do not be afraid any longer, little flock, for your Father is pleased to give you the kingdom." (Lk 12:32) To live our lives even now in the Kingdom of the beloved Son requires faith, and so, this homily considers one of the most famous verses on faith in the New Testament: "Faith is the substance of what is hoped for and evidence of things not seen." (Heb 11:1)

We take a journey here considering God's love for us. It's a peaceful one, considering the wisdom Jesus gives us, holiness, sanctification and His enduring redemption that just knows no quit in our lives...

In Chapter 11 of St. Luke's Gospel, we come across the astounding moment when, after having seen Jesus pray, one of the disciples asked Him, "Lord teach us to pray..."(Lk 11:1) They could tell that the prayer of Jesus was different; there was something going on there that they wanted in on. In turn, Jesus taught them, and us...The Our Father.

When Jesus told Martha, "there is need of only one thing" (Lk 10:42), He was inviting her into what Mary had found, and what we were all truly created for: intimacy in divine love...

In His parable about The Good Samaritan, Jesus invites us into His heart and onto the road of mercy...

At San Felice in Giano, St. Gaspar started the first mission house of the Missionaries of the Precious Blood. Given at San Felice, this homily seeks to draw a fresh yes from the heart for the Lord that empowers us to live in the sacred fire of the Holy Spirit...

On a sweltering night of glory at St. Francis Catholic Church in Trinidad, a reflection on the healing touch of Jesus...who never tires of pouring out His mercy upon us, praise you Jesus!

From the historic Queen's Park Oval, this keynote address at Trinidad's 2025 Eucharistic Congress dives the reality that the greatest love story ever, as Venerable Fulton Sheen once wrote, is "contained in a tiny white host."

From the Eucharistic Congress in Trinidad, a prayerful and playful dive into the Sacred Heart of Jesus...

The testimony of Marian, who was healed at St. John's in London of a condition in her back that she has had for as long as she can remember. Praise you Jesus!

The lovely testimony of Bridgette, who experienced profound healing in her hearing at a healing service at St. John's in London, England.  Praise you Jesus!

The celebration of Pentecost renews us to live Pentecost...

Celebrating The Ascension of Jesus, we are invited to enter into the sacred time of prayerful waiting with hungry hearts for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost...

On the 6th Sunday of Easter we spend time with Jesus in John 14:23-29 and recount some of the marvelous graces Jesus desires for us to live in:  1 - Keeping His Word  2 - Experiencing Intimacy with The Blessed Trinity 3 - The Holy Spirit's Guidance 4 - The Peace of God 5 - Untroubled and Unafraid Hearts

The love of Jesus Christ is truly the Sonshine of our souls...continuously being poured into us through the gift of the Holy Spirit.  "As I have loved you, so you also should love one another" Jesus famously taught at The Last Supper. (Jn 13:34)  It's in receiving His love we're empowered to pour out His love as we journey one day at a time to the eternal glory of life in union with The Blessed Trinity forever...

"Jesus revealed Himself" St. John writes in 21:1.  Shortly after this revelation, Peter was healed of his three-fold betrayal with a three-fold profession of love for Jesus.  We consider hererin the promise of Jesus to reveal Himself to His disciples (Jn 14:21) and consider some practical ways to open our hearts and minds for Jesus to reveal Himself to us...

On Divine Mercy Sunday, we look at John 20 and the famous encounter between Jesus and Thomas. An encounter of mercy that lead to the amazing confession of faith from St. Thomas..."my Lord and my God!" (Jn 20:28)