When we make excuses for not living a Christian life, are we in fact excusing ourselves from a good time?

We can overcomplicate discerning God's will. Hopefully this homily will help simplify things.

Christians are called to be more than just good people. But what exactly are we called to? I took a swing at explaining it.

St. Paul tells us that we are the place where God dwells. Are we living accordingly?

Do we practice our faith, with faith? Or do we live it out the same way we "read and understand the terms and conditions" of a EULA?

My homily from a few weeks ago on the feast of Bl. Theodore Romzha, martyred bishop of Mukachevo.

In which I use the Black Knight from Monty Python and the Holy Grail as an illustration of humanity under the grip of sin. You're welcome?

My first homily as administrator of St. Mary's in Weirton and St. John's in Avella. This was recorded when I preached in Weirton.