I already posted my other homily for the Seventh Sunday of Easter, but this is the homily and May crowing from our Children’s Liturgy, and there was one little girl there that was like Lou Costello, injecting comments and giving me a run for my money. She was adorable, and you might enjoy listening to it.

Many people blame God for the evil in the world, but evil comes from the Devil and we gave our dominion over the world to him. It’s time to take it back by allowing the Father to consecrate us in the Truth – Jesus – who defeats the Devil.

Jesus has not come to make us miserable but joyful; however, we must listen to Him and do what He tells us will bring us joy rather than our own opinions.

Our faith, like flowers and bushes, needs to be pruned in order to bear fruit for Christ.

I didn’t have to preach today because the deacons preached, but we had our Variety Show celebrating St. Denis’ 125th Anniversary as a parish. I hope my homilies are better than my singing and dancing!

How do we know that Jesus truly rose from the dead?

Since Jesus died to take away your sins, don’t hesitate to give Him your sins to take away, no matter how serious they may be, otherwise His death is useless to you.

Jesus defeated Satan by turning his greatest weapon – death – into our victory!

While it may be hard to believe that the Eucharist is truly the Body and Blood of Jesus, why is it better to believe that it is only bread?

Jesus’ death was not some tragic accident that we’ve tried to turn into something good; rather, it was His plan all along!