Preaching Videos

He shares a personal anecdote about his own initial unfamiliarity with St. Jude and emphasizes the apostle's powerful intercession for those in need.

reflecting on the importance of family unity, inspired by the image of the Holy Family (Joseph, Mary, and Jesus).

This "A Word of Hope" invites viewers to examine how they hear and respond to the cries of the poor in their lives and to depend totally on God's mercy.

reflecting on the parable of the barren fig tree, connecting it to the idea that "90% of life is just showing up."

Reflecting on the Gospel reading where Jesus challenges the religious leaders to "read the signs of the times" and encouraging viewers to test what they hear against the teachings of Jesus and the lives of the saints.

Jesus speaks of bringing division rather than peace.

the inspiring story of the Dominican Sisters of the Presentation who established a school in a marginalized community of Bogotá, originally serving the poor and now serving internally displaced people.

about Laura, a tamale vendor who was deported, and how her community responded with inspiring solidarity.

Focusing on Ecclesiasticus, 2 Timothy, and the Gospel of Luke's parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector, Fr. Greg emphasizes themes of humility, solidarity with the poor, dependence on God, and preparing for the end of the liturgical year.

Today's readings present a stark contrast: Abraham, who believed God's promises, and the rich fool, who hoarded his wealth.

Today's Gospel encourages us to persevere in prayer, but how do we reconcile the parable of the persistent widow with our understanding of a loving God?

In this week's reflection, Father Brendan explores the themes of perseverance and resilience found in the day's readings.