• Your Life Isn’t Yours

    A sermon for the Sunday within the Octave of Epiphany, by Fr. Dan Suelzle. The Church is the body of Christ; a holy and set apart community who recognize that we are not our own. All that we have and all that we are is a pure gift from our merciful Father. In light of… Read more

  • The Epiphany of Our Lord

    Epiphany proclaims that Christ is revealed to the nations, and that the Gospel must continue to go out—and be heard. From the visit of the magi to the Church’s gathering today, Epiphany teaches where Jesus is to be found and why His presence matters. Just as King Herod sought to destroy the Christ Child, the… Read more

  • The Almighty Word Who Leaped Down from Heaven

    Though the Christmas season nears its close, we still marvel at the mystery of the Incarnation—the moment God’s eternal Word “leaped down” from his royal throne to dwell among us. By looking at the promises made to Jeremiah and the faithful waiting of Simeon and Anna, we see that Christ’s incarnation wasn’t an afterthought, but… Read more

  • Evil Will Not Stop God

    A sermon for the Feast of the Holy Innocents, by Fr. Jerome Leckband. The birth of Christ brings true joy and light into the world, yet it also exposes the darkness that still resists Him. Soon after the Magi worship the newborn King, the Child must flee into Egypt, pursued by Herod’s murderous fear. Evil… Read more

  • Christmas Mass During the Day

    A homily for the Nativity of our Lord, by Fr. Josh Leigeber. Humanity was created to live in the light and life of God, yet through the rejection of God’s Word fell into darkness—sin, death, and separation from the Creator. This darkness was not merely moral failure, but blindness, leaving mankind unable to see God… Read more

  • Christmas Mass During the Night

    A homily for the Nativity of Our Lord, by Fr. Dan Suelzle. In the blessed incarnation of Jesus Christ we behold the “Great Mystery” of God shattering human expectations. He condescends to his creation in humility to conquer the great enemies of sin, death, and the devil. Though all things exist on account of this… Read more