The Octave of Pentecost(to the tune of “The Twelve Days of Christmas” — Traditional Roman Rite Edition) On the first day of Pentecost,The Holy Ghost gave to me:The Church in unity. On the second day of Pentecost,The Holy Ghost gave … Continue reading →
Today is the day our Heavenly Father breathed divine life into His Church. The fearful disciples become fearless Apostles. The doors once locked in fear are opened wide. The Church emerges publicly into the world in power, fire, and truth … Continue reading →
In this episode, we present the homily I delivered on the Sixth Sunday of Easter (Year A) at the 9th Annual Memorial Mass for Eileen George, celebrated on May 17, 2026. The Mass marked both the anniversary of Eileen’s passing … Continue reading →
7th Sunday of Easter — 2026 Forty days after His Resurrection, Our Lord ascended into heaven from Mount Olivet. Before departing from His Apostles, He instructed them to remain in Jerusalem and await “the promise of the Father” — the … Continue reading →
Forty days after His glorious Resurrection, Our Lord Jesus Christ ascended triumphantly into heaven before the eyes of His Apostles. Yet before ascending, the Gospel reminds us of something striking and deeply human: Our Lord “upbraided” the disciples for their … Continue reading →
This homily reflects on the deeper purpose of the spiritual life: not only knowing Jesus Christ personally, but being led by Him into communion with the Father and the Holy Ghost. Through prayer, intimacy with Christ, and perseverance in faith, the soul is gradually drawn into the inner life of the Blessed Trinity. Jesus is the way to the Father, and through the love shared between the Father and the Son, the Holy Ghost is poured into the soul — the mystical cycle of divine love walked by the saints and mystics of the Church.
Continue reading →A New Pentecost: Why the Church Must Be Set Aflame Again Does not the world today cry out for a deep outpouring of the Holy Ghost?Does not the Church herself seem to plead for a new Pentecost? We look around … Continue reading →
In today’s Gospel, Our Lord gives us one of the most profound and definitive statements in all of Sacred Scripture: “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.” This single … Continue reading →
