Father Michael shares that none of us deserve a seat at God’s banquet table. It is only because Christ took the lowest place that we get to join the banquet in heaven.

Deacon Dennis reminds us that salvation is God’s free gift. We were adopted into God’s family through our baptism without our cooperation, but we will not be saved without our cooperation. It takes effort. Strive to enter through the narrow gate.

Father Michael encourages us to allow God to free us from our burdens so that we can love Him and others more fully then when we get to the end of our lives the saints will cheer us home!

Deacon Mark reminds us of the things we need to do to “be prepared” for when we will meet Jesus face to face.

Deacon Ben helps us to see how to store up our treasures in heaven

Deacon Dennis teaches us that while it sometimes seems like God isn’t answering our prayers, He is a good Father who will give us the best gifts.

Fr. Brian helps us to see that Jesus just wants to be welcomed into our lives and hearts.

Fr. Jacob reminds us that everyone is our neighbor and we are called to live our vocations by loving others.

Deacon Ben advises us to have the zeal of missionaries. In the same way the disciples were sent out, so Jesus sends us into our community.

Deacon Dennis reminds us that humility and vision will allow God’s will to overcome our polarization. Humility makes room for love.

Deacon Ben highlights the importance of the True Presence of Christ in the Eucharist.

Deacon Mark guides us through the mystery of the the Trinity and reminds us that God is a good Father who guides us.

Fr. Michael teaches us that every small step we take in charity is a giant step for all of us.

Deacon Ben reminds us that the greatest love story of all time is the story of God’s love for us.

Bishop Reidy guides us to look to our “bench” and put all of our “players” on the field.

Father Michael teaches us that we are called to supernatural love in order to make the choice to love as Christ loves us.

Deacon Ben reminds us that we need the Good Shepherd to guide us through the wilderness of our lives

Deacon Mark shows us that we need God’s help in order to succeed in our call to be disciples of Christ.

Father Michael reminds us that “(God’s) mercy endures forever!” and that Christ is the New Day to which our scripture points.

Father Michael reminds us that all God wants from us is our YES! Jesus became disfigured and died, so that we could be with Him eternally.