Homilies

Never place a period where God has placed a comma.

God does not always give us what we expect. God gives us what is good.

All of us, regardless of our circumstances, are called to celebrate this Christmas as pilgrims.

Our lives are not about our plans, but about God’s plan.

The food of John the Baptist describes the lives that we live, both locusts and honey.

This upcoming year is not so much about what we are going to do but about what God is going to do for us.

The servant who buried his master’s money did so because he was not paying attention.

The refusal of the wise virgins to share reminds us that love is not always giving our neighbor what he or she asks.

When Jesus is asked to give one commandment, he gives two instead. This is intentional, because two commandments are actually one.

All of us have said words and made choices we regret. But we can use them to move to a better place.