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On the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, we consider the beautiful and effusive reality of life in the kingdom of the beloved Son. (Col 1:13)

Considering the beauty of Malachi's prophecy, "there will arise the sun of justice with its healing rays" (Mal 3:20), we look at the acronym ABC and three simple yet powerful ways Jesus empowers us in His love.

Given at a Marian Eucharistic Conference, this is a joy-filled session on The Hail Mary ...

As All Souls Day falls on a Sunday, the day Jesus rose from the dead, we look at some of what the Church teaches about purification after this life and the gift of prayer for the faithful departed. In light of thinking of the particular judgment that awaits all of us at the end of this life, we also consider the real potential we have to become living saints by God's grace...

As we read Jesus' parable about praying always without becoming weary (Lk18:1-8), our hearts can be joyfully awakened to the reality that Jesus can give us this grace if we desire it...

Seek God's word, see God's breakthrough. Give God gratitude, see God's face.

"Write down the vision" the Lord told the prophet Habakkuk. (Hab 2:2)  About 600 years later, John the Apostle would write down the vision of Jesus for the lives of his future disciples. (Jn 17:20-21) Catching the Lord's vision for our lives renews our attachement to his loving presence...that makes living the vision possible.

A simple way to do as God tells us through St. Paul, "pursue righteousness, devotion, faith, love, patience and gentleness..." (1 Tim 6:11)

For four and a half years Marly had problems with her hip after giving birth to her precious daughter. During a wonderful time of prayer before the Blessed Sacrament at an Encounter School of Divine Intimacy, she was healed, praise Jesus! This is her lovely testimony for the glory of God...

In "The Parable of the Lamp" told by Jesus in Luke 8, the Lord teaches us "No one who lights a lamp conceals it with a vessel or sets it under a bed; rather, he places it on a lampstand so that those who enter may see the light." Utilizing the acronym JETS we consider four helpful tips for living in the light of Jesus love and shining it to the world...

On the Feast of the Exultation of the Holy Cross, we consider the undeafeted love of Jesus Christ demonstrated on the Cross that is still pouring into this world today...

On His way to Jerusalem to give His life on the Cross, Jesus turns aside to the crowd following Him ... summoning those that would follow Him to wholehearted allegiance to His Lordship in thier lives. (Lk 14:26) As we do so, we find the abundant life Jesus said He came to give. (Jn 10:10)

In Luke 14, Jesus observes the guests of a dinner (being hosted by one of the leading Pharisees) essentially playing tic-tac-take your seat of honor. The Lord uses the opportunity to give at teaching on humility that is still of song of heaven's love for our hearts today.

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...