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Let Us Go Die with Him (Homily)
These words of St. Thomas the Apostle refer, at a practical level, to the need to comfort a person and their family (Lazarus in this case) in times of sickness and death. They also refer to the need to die to ourselves every day, so that we may live and die with Christ in this life and the next. If you have a question or prayer request, please reach out here . If you can donate, please click here .
Fr. Thomas Colyandro
Apr 41 min read


What Does it Mean to Take Up Your Cross? (Homily)
Even with all of our fragmentation, sin, and disconnectedness, we are called to take up our cross and follow Christ. What does that mean? On a daily basis, we are called to live in faith, hope, and love. Put differently, we are a people who believe and know that God exists, that God is a Trinity, that the second person of the Trinity was incarnate, and that the third person of the Most Holy Trinity is among us in a real way. For us, these are not simply a set of theological a
Fr. Thomas Colyandro
Mar 151 min read


Faith is Lived Out Through Every Part of Ourselves (Homily)
If we have faith, we will work at walking with God each day in every aspect of our lives: physical, emotional, intellectual, relational,...
Fr. Thomas Colyandro
Sep 21, 20251 min read


Transfiguration: A Life of Deep Interior Desire (Homily)
The Feast of the Transfiguration has great meaning for us in the spiritual life. It not only reveals the eternal glory of Christ...
Fr. Thomas Colyandro
Aug 6, 20251 min read


Hearing, Eating, and Healing (Homily)
Life is messy and it can often be difficult. But on this Sunday, we are reminded yet again, that Jesus gives us everything we need to be...
Fr. Thomas Colyandro
Aug 3, 20251 min read


Joy, Love & Desire at the Ascension! (Homily)
Celebrate the Feast of the Ascension for in it we learn more about Jesus, His Resurrection, His eternity in the Kingdom, and our...
Fr. Thomas Colyandro
May 29, 20251 min read


Resurrection: The Everlasting Gift of Love (Homily)
Do not be like the soldiers who denied what they saw at the Tomb. Instead, be like the women who saw and heard the Resurrected Jesus, who...
Fr. Thomas Colyandro
Apr 20, 20251 min read

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