Father Talks Too Fast

Fifteen years ago today I celebrated Mass for the first time— specifically I concelebrated the Ordination Mass with Bishop Bruskewitz just m...

We are good at recognizing that the Eucharistic liturgy is the Last Supper re-presented. Sometimes we have to remind ourselves that it is al...

Easter was great, even in quarantine: The schola was beautiful, the Deacon nailed the Exultet, and for once I was happy with the homily. Bel...

So the live-stream was a hot mess (no audio fix for like 90 minutes) so when we got a workaround going, I also recorded the audio here in ca...

What binds together Genesis, the Gospels, Paul, and Revelation?  The tree.  What changes between the Pentateuch and Romans?  The curse.  ...

The key to Lent is doing something consistently; that way Lent is the source of a virtue that is developing or a vice that is shrinking. Amo...

This homily has two distinct parts: the first part could be a stand-alone reflection on teachers, witnesses, and the cost of discipleship. T...