Fr. Scott Steinkerchner, OP

Paul had every right to tell Philemon what to do, but he didn't. He asked him to look in his heart and do what he knew was right. What does that teach us about how we grow together in faith?

For the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time! Join Fr. Scott Steinkerchner as he breaks down this Sunday's Mass readings as we near the end of the liturgical year and turn our eyes toward heaven, hope, and spiritual readiness.

What is the Kingdom of Heaven Like? Jesus says it's like a tiny mustard seed that grows into a tree where all the birds can find a nest. But mustard seeds don't grow into trees… so what is he really telling us?

Yesterday Paul urged us to preserve the unity of the Spirit. Today he tells us why – and it's not so we can sit around and sing Kumbaya.

Fr. Scott reflects on the astonishing thing Jesus did: bringing Jew and Gentile together into one Church where everyone has a place.

We look closely at the original parable of the vineyard in Isaiah and how Jesus shifts it in the Gospels.