Sunday Homily, Preparing ourselves for the coming of Christ

Here is my Sunday Homily, Preparing ourselves for the coming of Christ, 1st Sunday of Advent

Sunday Homily, Christs Kingdom promoting virtue, not like the false messianic hopes of this world

Christs Kingdom promoting virtue, not like the false messianic hopes of this world, Solemnity of Christ King

Final Talk for Spiritual Exercises talk # 20, Meditation to obtain the Love of God

This important talk is on the meditation to know and enter into the love of God in a deeper way. The mediation should lead you take hold of his prayer the Suscipe as part of who you are.

Meditation to obtain the Love of God

Take Lord, and receive all my liberty, my memory, my understanding, and my entire will, all that I have and possess. Thou hast given all to me. To Thee, O lord, I return it. All is Thine, dispose of it wholly according to Thy will. Give me Thy love and thy grace, for this is sufficient for me.

St. Ignatius Loyola

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Sunday Homily, Judgment in the Lord, remaining balanced in the Spirit

Here is my recent Sunday homily,

Judgment in the Lord, remaining balanced in the Spirit, 33rd Sunday in ordinary.

Let us continue to pray and fast for our country as we pass through revolutionary times, as we recognize Christ alone as our true King.

Spiritual Exercises talk 19, Fostering the Joy of the Lord

With this meditation one would seek to direct one’s emotions to joy meditation on the resurrection.

Spiritual Exercises talk 19, Fostering the Joy of the Lord

Sunday Homily, Representing the Perspective of Eternity to our culture

Sunday Homily, Representing the Perspective of Eternity to our culture, 32nd Sunday Ordinary

Values of the Kingdom of the Saints versus demonic anti-values, All Saints feast.

Here is my homily actually for the vigil of All Saints day October 31. Values of the Kingdom of the Saints versus demonic anti-values, All Saints feast.

I am seeing more and more people come to me and the other priests here for deliverance prayers from demonic attacks after involvement with the occult or open wounds such as unforgiveness and mortal sin. So, my references to the demonic are from personal experience. However, my experience also shows the power of Christ is so much greater than any demonic activity.