Jesus’ teachings do not enslave us; on the contrary, they set us free!

So many Christians worry so much about trying to figure our when Jesus will return in glory. Why? What would you do if you knew it was tomorrow?

The story of the widow’s mite reminds us that we all have an obligation to make true sacrifices of our time, treasure, and talent to God.

This Sunday, instead of a homily, I gave the annual financial statement to the parish. It’s helpful if you’re from St. Denis Parish, but if not, you may only find it interesting if you want to hear how I speak about money. I’ll have a regular homily again next weekend.

I had the privilege today of installing nine new altar servers for St. Denis Parish. May they always serve the Lord Jesus and us well!

Jesus came to serve others; we must do the same.

We often think we have to hold on tightly to the things we think we need, but God has far greater gifts to give us if we just let go.

Jesus demands that marriage be permanent, so we cannot divorce and remarry, but we can seek an annulment.

Christians need to concentrate not on what separates us but rather on what unites us so that together, through Christ, we can save the world!

If we wish to be true disciples, we must be open to instruction from God, regardless of the source.