Homilies

March 31, 2024

Easter Sunday Homily: Don’t Be Bad Catholics

Happy Easter, everyone! Welcome to us! I hope you got the seats you wanted!
March 31, 2024

Easter Vigil Homily: Off To a Bad Start

I’m a bit confused by the gospel reading we’ve just heard, this passage from Mark.
March 29, 2024

Good Friday Homily: I Can Count All My Bones

“I can count all my bones.”[1]
March 28, 2024

Holy Thursday Homily: The Simple Beautiful Thing

He’s one of my new favorite saints.
March 24, 2024

Homily: Only Jesus Christ

I can’t help but to keep coming back to what Saint Paul said to the Corinthians, what he wrote to them.
March 3, 2024

Homily: The Cathedral Provokes a Contemptuous World

“[T]he cathedral provokes a contemptuous world.”[1] That’s a line from a little poem by Rilke; it’s something Rodin had said. Rilke, the poet, for a time worked for Rodin, the sculptor, until they had a falling out as artists often do.