OLVP Sunday Homilies

In this homily, Fr. Greg shares his profound spiritual journey through a pilgrimage to Lourdes, Fatima, Portugal and Spain, highlighting the transformative power of faith, sacred sites, and personal encounters with the divine. 
 

In this homily, Fr. Greg explores the profound significance of Divine Mercy in the Catholic faith, highlighting its biblical roots, the story of St. Faustina, and practical ways to receive and embody mercy through sacraments and prayer. 
 

In this Easter homily, Father Greg explores the significance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the ultimate victory, emphasizing the importance of being part of the 'winning team'—Team Jesus. 
 

In this homily, Father Greg reflect on how God meets us in our suffering, reminding us through Christ that we are never alone. 

In this homily, Father Greg explores the emotional depth of Jesus in the story of Lazarus, highlighting his human emotions, divine purpose, and the lessons we can learn about faith, anger, and hope. It emphasizes how Jesus' reactions teach us to handle our own struggles with trust and patience.
 

In this homily Father Greg reflects on the Easter Vigil and the Gospel of the man born blind to show how Jesus brings people from darkness into light. Father Greg reminds us that through the Eucharist and Confession, Christ leads us out of darkness and into His light.

In this homily, Deacon Ted explores the biblical story of the man born blind, emphasizing how God's perspective differs from human judgment. It highlights the importance of trust in Jesus, the significance of Sabbath observance, and the grace received through sacraments, culminating in the celebration of Laetare Sunday.
 

In this homily, Father Greg explores the spiritual significance of food, drink, and suffering in Christian faith, with insights from biblical stories and personal reflections.

In this homily, Father Greg explores the significance of hope, God's promises, and the journey of Lent through the lens of the Transfiguration. He emphasizes God's unwavering commitment to His promises and encourages us to reflect on our own promises and faith during this sacred season.
 

In this homily, Father Greg explores the nature of temptation through the lens of Jesus' experiences, emphasizing how to see through temptation and stay true to our identity, mission, and happiness. It offers practical insights on recognizing and overcoming temptations rooted in identity, mission, and worldly pleasures.