Sunday homiliesMass is offered the second Sunday of the month at 9 am MT/11 am ET. Email to receive the Zoom link.
March 9, 2025
First Sunday of Lent During the Lenten fast, when our temptations surface, we allow ourselves the time and space to peer at them—not with judgment—but with curiosity, inviting them to teach us. February 9, 2025
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time How is God probing you to bring to the surface what is very deep within you? As we face dark times in the United States, it is our task as Christians to continue to show up, to dig deep and respond from a place of generosity to God, even in the face of discouragement. January 12, 2025
The Baptism of the Lord We are baptized into a mission. How will we be sustained in our work of love and justice at this particularly challenging time? How can we rise to the demands of our baptism? December 8, 2024
Second Sunday of Advent Not even the power of empire can stop God from entering the world. If we grow still and listen carefully, God will bend down and ask us the same question God asked Mary, "Can I incarnate through you? Will you let me use you to enter the world to save it?" November 10, 2024
Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time The scriptures remind us that leaders are not always who they say they are. We can cut through appearances by asking one important question: what is the role of priestly sacrifice in our leaders' lives? The answer to this question reveals the deeper reality of who a person actually is. No October Mass
September 9, 2024
Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time Do you see as God sees? God has entrusted us with the power to build a world of salvation on earth. But to unlock this future we must learn to see as God sees. August 11, 2024
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Today we contemplate the experience of sinking into the pit of despair, and how God responds to us when we do—with gentleness, tenderness, love. July 14, 2024
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Often when God sends us on mission, it requires us to walk in the holy darkness of unknowing. While the path is filled with grace, it inevitably leads to challenge, for we eventually we will be led to confront the powers that bring about injustice. Hear more on Spotify |