Luke 10:41

Share Jesus - Fourth Sunday of Advent 2022 (Fr. Will Rooney)

December 18th, 2022  |  Season 3  |  17 mins 27 secs

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Friends, Jesus Christ has come, and humanity in the person of Mary comes to know it first through the message of the messenger (angel) Gabriel. The question is for us – will we do the same for others? Will we share Jesus with others? 4. Sharing Jesus means inviting people to encounter Christ through authentic personal testimony involving actions and words.

Share Jesus - Fourth Sunday of Advent 2022 (Fr. Brian Eilers)

December 18th, 2022  |  Season 3  |  15 mins 7 secs

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What is the reason for your hope? To share Jesus means to share hope. How can you share your hope with others today and this Christmas?

Live Jesus - Third Sunday of Advent 2022 (Fr. Will Rooney)

December 11th, 2022  |  Season 3  |  13 mins 10 secs

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Will you live for Jesus? Will you let him live in you! Joy awaits, even in suffering.

Live Jesus - Third Sunday of Advent 2022 (Fr. Brian Eilers)

December 11th, 2022  |  Season 3  |  13 mins 34 secs

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Know Jesus - Second Sunday of Advent 2022

December 4th, 2022  |  Season 3  |  17 mins 3 secs

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John helps us realize that we not only have to meet Jesus, but we need to know him. Its natural to ask questions about people when we meet them. The disciples and apostles do just this in the gospels – they ask questions. Where are you from? Who are you? What are you doing? To meet him and to know him are linked. As people who have meet this man Jesus we want to grow in knowledge of him. We want to know who he is (God), what he did (his life, death, and resurrection), how he continues to act today (the Church), and what our response (prayer, love, and following him). So here’s the challenge – set aside time this week to read one of the Gospels. And ask questions: in the silence ask Jesus to teach you to know who he is so you can love him more and see reality as it really is.

Meet Jesus - First Sunday of Advent 2022

November 28th, 2022  |  Season 3  |  11 mins 54 secs

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How do we meet Jesus? The meeting we desire to have now with the Lord is one that leads us to discover (or rediscover) who Jesus is, why he matters, and which leads to a desire to follow him as a disciple. It is only that type of resolve that will make the meeting we experience at the end of time not be like that of strangers but rather that of friends. A disciple is one who has resolved to run to meet the Lord in every aspect of his life his life has been changed because he knows Jesus. He is a friend of the king who is coming. How can you resolve to run to meet the Lord?

Repent and Believe: Metanoia not Fear

January 26th, 2021  |  Season 2  |  20 mins 51 secs

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Trust not fear.

Prudence (Cardinal Virtues Series)

January 21st, 2021  |  Season 2  |  1 hr 28 secs

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What is Virtue? What is Prudence and Why Does it Matter?

Seek, Find, Worship, Show

January 13th, 2021  |  Season 2  |  13 mins 11 secs

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Homily for the Epiphany of the Lord - Seeking you will find, finding you worship, worship transforms you to show others who are seeking.

Spoken to us (Christmas Day Homily)

January 12th, 2021  |  Season 2  |  13 mins 28 secs

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Learning is a new language is a tremendously difficult undertaking. A. Through his Word and out of his great goodness, all things came into being. This means that all creation speaks, so to speak, of the Creator. The invisible and visible creation all points to the goodness of the creator. God is speaking to us; creation, the prophets, the law and in a sense all things are the voice he uses to reveal himself. This is what the letter to the Hebrews speaks of today: “In times past, God spoke in partial and various ways to our ancestors through the prophets” When the Word becomes flesh, when he Robes himself with human nature, there can be no greater self-revelation.