Fr. Bob’s Homily – Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time
Referring to Leper’s Jewish Law was very plain….Keep Them Outside of the Camp. Leviticus shows us today that leprosy rendered one unworthy to worship.
Fr. Bob’s Homily – Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Imagine a small tavern in the Polish countryside, run by a husband and wife, where life keeps the same pace, day in and day out.
Fr. Bob’s Homily – Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Today we read about Jesus speaking in the synagogue at Capernaum. Mark does not tell us a single word that He spoke. Instead, he deals with the reaction of the listeners, and it seems they were divided.
Fr. Bob’s Homily – Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
The first reading usually gets ignored, so maybe it is time to take a look at Jonah. When we hear his name we think of one or two things: three days in the belly of a whale, or a character who brings bad luck wherever he goes.
Fr. Bob’s Homily – Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
In today’s gospel, John is unselfishly fulfilling his vocation. He points out Jesus to his disciples steering people toward the Lord.
Fr. Bob’s Homily – Baptism of the Lord
The story of our redemption is very quiet, starting in a stable, no fuss. A normal life in Nazareth. Jesus went to John alone to be baptized.
Fr. Bob’s Homily – Epiphany 2021
Imagine a small tavern in the Polish countryside, run by a husband and wife, where life keeps the same pace, day in and day out.
Fr. Bob’s Homily – Feast of the Holy Family
Today is the Feast of the Holy Family. Fortunately, most of us value the gift of family, treasure it, and understand its importance for both society and church.
Fr. Bob’s Homily – Fourth Sunday of Advent
It has been said that Catholics only sing in church at Christmas. I am not sure that this is true, but from my vantage point on the altar...
Fr. Bob’s Homily – Third Sunday of Advent
Isaiah, in our first reading, is talking about a time when God will live with His people. Then it actually happened.