Posts in category Reflections

In this video, I introduce my basic argument between what I call Historic Christianity (Catholicism and Orthodoxy) and Protestantism

How do we prepare ourselves for marriage?

In this homily, I explore the notion of an angry God, a theme that is particularly important in the traditional understanding of All Souls Day.

In the midst of the trials and tribulations of desolation, it is important that we recognize that we need to stand firm with patience.

Continuing with the commentary on the Rules of Discernment of St. Ignatius of Loyola, this week I get into Rules 10 and 11…

Simply put, people don’t pray enough and they don’t pray deep enough.

Continuing with my theme that the Rosary represents archetypal patterns of our existence.

This is the first in a series of meditations on the Rosary as archetypal pattern.

In this week’s homily, I get into rules 5 and 6 of the rules of discernment… big insight, don’t make a decision in desolation

In my homily for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, I delve into the difference between friendships based on utility and friendships based on virtue.