Your Sunday Homily

Christ is born! Glorify Him!“How much time and energy did you spend researching your perfect Christmas gift this year? Maybe you need to spend a bit MORE time and energy!” Fr. Richard challenge us during the homily on Sunday, December 27.

Christmas Homily – Dec. 25, 2015

Dec 25th, 2015 7m 8s

Christ is born! Glorify Him!“Let us go to Bethlehem, like the shpeherds and the Magi, and encounter the living God!” Fr. Richard encourages us during the homily for the Nativity of Our Lord on December 25.

Sunday Homily – Dec. 20, 2015

Dec 20th, 2015 6m 52s

“You are MORE than the sum of your individual choices. You are the direct result of God’s own choice to create you and enter into a personal relationship with you. He chose you; will you choose Him?” Fr. Richard challenges during the homily on

Sunday Homily – Dec. 6, 2015

Dec 6th, 2015 6m

“Happy Saint Nicholas Day! Imitate Our Holy Father Nicholas this Christmas Season,” Fr. Richard suggests during the homily on Sunday, December 6, the Feast of Our holy Father Nicholas, Archbishop of Myra in Lycia.

Sunday Homily – Nov. 22, 2015

Nov 22nd, 2015 6m

Want to celebrate ‘Thanksgiving’ the right way? Today’s Gospel and our Liturgy teach us how,” Fr. Richard tells us during the homily on Sunday, November 22.Blessed Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones!Listen here or subscribe to the weekly

Sunday Homily – Nov. 15, 2015

Nov 15th, 2015 6m 43s

“What do a red and green coffee cup, the road between Jerusalem and Jericho, and the Philip’s Fast have in common, and what do they teach us about what it really means to be Christian?” Fr. Richard aks us during the homily on Sunday, November 1

Sunday Homily – Nov. 8, 2015

Nov 8th, 2015 7m 30s

“Root out evil. Be decisive. Proclaim the truth. Serve the Lord. Be the angel the world needs!” Fr. Richard challenges us during the homily on Sunday, November 8, the Feast of Archangel Michael and All the Angels.

Sunday Homily – Nov. 1, 2015

Nov 1st, 2015 7m 50s

“‘Trick or Treat! The Devil is real; sin is real. So what’s the trick to dealing with both?” Fr. Richard challenges us during the homily on Sunday, November 1.