Videos

We guide you through the dramatic transition of Holy Week. We begin with the joyful, triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, waving palm branches, only to shift gears into the solemn reality of His Passion and death. Discover the rich meaning behind the liturgies of the Triduum (Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday) and how the "Suffering Servant" poems of Isaiah tie the days of Holy Week together. From the washing of the feet to the stripping of the altar and the glorious fire of the Easter Vigil, this reflection prepares your heart for the journey from the tomb to the Resurrection.

For Monday, 9 Mar 2026. Today’s reflection focuses on the Old Testament story of Naaman the Syrian (Exodus 17 / 2 Kings 5), a powerful army commander suffering from leprosy, is told to bathe seven times in the Jordan River to be healed.

Focusing on the urgent need for peace in our world, we look to the example of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well (John 4). Just as Jesus broke through social barriers to offer "living water," we are called today to pursue peace through authentic and responsible dialogue.

For Monday, 2 Mar 2026. Jesus said: "Be merciful as your heavenly Father is merciful." This reflection explores the spiritual law of reciprocity—that the measure with which we measure will be measured out to us.

In this episode, we reflect on the transition from Jesus as the "New Moses" in the desert to His radiant glory in the Transfiguration. While the disciples wanted to stay on the mountain, Jesus leads them back down to continue the journey toward Jerusalem—a path of suffering, death, and ultimate resurrection.

Young Solomon, newly crowned after his father David, humbly prays to God: "Give your servant, therefore, an understanding heart to distinguish right from wrong."

Father Greg delves into the familiar narrative of Herodias's vengeful plot against John. He connects John's ultimate sacrifice to his prophetic statement, "He must increase, I must decrease," illustrating the profound cost of standing firm in faith. Both Paul Miki and John the Baptist paid the ultimate price, steadfastly pointing the way to Jesus.

Focusing on the powerful message of the Beatitudes from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount (Matthew Chapter 5).

In today’s reflection, we explore how to bring the light of the Incarnation into a darkened world without succumbing to its evils. We also look to John the Baptist’s profound humility in the Gospel: "He must increase; I must decrease."

A leper asks to be clean, and Jesus responds, "I do will it." This reveals God's deepest desire—to cleanse our world with justice, peace, and reconciliation. As we prepare for the Baptism of the Lord, ask yourself: What is my role in making this dream come true?

Epiphany is one of the oldest Christian celebrations, pre-dating even the standardized date of Christmas. It originally encompassed the birth of Christ, the visit of the Magi, and the Baptism of the Lord into one massive celebration of revelation.

On this Memorial of St. Lucy, Fr. Greg Heille weaves together Scripture, history, and childhood memories to explore the theme of "Light" during Advent.