Videos

For 1 Mar 2026. The Gospel shows Jesus transfigured in radiant glory alongside Moses and Elijah, revealing the fullness of God's plan. However, Father Bob reminds us that there is another side to this glory that the apostles did not yet understand: the glory of the Cross.

For Saturday, 28 Feb 2026. Exploring the Old Testament call for us to be a "sacred people" to God through Jesus' command to love our enemies.

A dive into the powerful and counter-cultural message of the Beatitudes, the opening passage of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount in Matthew's Gospel.

Exploring the powerful Gospel story of Jesus calming the storm and its profound relevance to the chaos in our lives and the world.

The Magi—wise men who traveled great distances following a star to find the "newborn King of the Jews," threw a curveball to King Herod, sparking fear and political jealousy.

We are "Children of God," which is not a finished status, but an ongoing transformation. Just as Jesus, the Lamb of God, reflected the Father through sacrifice, we too are called to bring that spirit of sacrifice into our workplaces, families, and neighborhoods.

Teachers see potential in students. Coaches see potential in athletes. But do we see the spiritual potential in ourselves and the world?

Advent is a season of waiting, but Jesus tells us that just waiting isn't enough. In today's Gospel, He warns that not everyone who says "Lord, Lord" will enter the Kingdom. So, what does active waiting look like?

What does it mean to put Christ first in our lives, even above other relationships and societal expectations?

In the Parable of the Banquet, Jesus challenges us to recognize that choosing God is the most important choice make.

Father Bob reflects about Jonah’s call and Jesus’ Parable of the Good Samaritan. He explores Christian vocation as a universal call to care—serving others not because of identity but because we are called to show compassion in simple, concrete ways. A short, encouraging message on being people of hope through everyday love and service.

Father Bob offers a powerful Sunday reflection for Oct 5 (27th week of Ordinary Time) on asking the Lord to "increase our faith." Drawing on Scripture (Timothy) and personal stories, he explains how faith brings power, love, and self-control to stand with integrity in the face of chaos.