Daily Homilies

Fr. Luke shares a heartfelt reflection on St. Mary Magdalene, the first to see the Risen Jesus. Once lost in sin, she was set free and became one of His most faithful followers. In her early morning encounter at the empty tomb, we see a story of love, faith, and new beginnings. Fr. Luke helps us see how her journey mirrors our own—moving from confusion and doubt to belief and deep faith in the Lord who calls each of us by name.

Fr. Luke shares how true faith isn’t about demanding signs from God but trusting Him with a humble heart. He reflects on the Gospel and a beautiful quote from St. Lawrence of Brindisi. Includes a touching story of a girl’s prayer to St. Thérèse and the unexpected sign she received. A reminder to seek God’s will with trust, not control, and to follow where His grace gently leads.

The readings this Sunday center on the theme of hospitality, from Abraham’s mysterious guests to Jesus visiting Mary and Martha. Fr. Luke shares personal stories and cultural experiences that show how meals unite us and reflect the love of God. Most of all, he reminds us that in the Eucharist, Jesus is both the host and the feast, inviting us into a divine encounter at His table.

Fr. Luke shares how the Passover story points us to Jesus, the true Lamb who sets us free. He reminds us that our faith isn’t just about checking boxes or following rules. It’s about the heart. God wants more than our routines. He wants a real relationship. Even today, we can slip into just “going through the motions,” but Jesus calls us to something deeper. To let His grace change us from the inside out.

Fr. Luke shares a powerful and comforting message that we are never alone. He reflects on the moment God tells Moses, “I AM” and connects it to Jesus, who is Emmanuel, God with us. Whether life feels heavy or confusing, God is right there, walking with us, helping us carry the load. Even in the hardest moments, He is by our side, loving us through it all.

Fr. Luke reflects on the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, the Carmelite order, and the Brown Scapular’s connection to Fatima. He shares how the Blessed Mother, as our spiritual mother, draws us closer to Jesus and helps form us in holiness.

Fr. Luke shares the story of St. Bonaventure and his simple but powerful message: Jesus is at the center of all history—and our own lives too. God is with us in every chapter, through every joy and struggle. When life feels confusing, it’s Jesus who helps us see the bigger picture and gives our story meaning.

This homily reflects on the life and legacy of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, showing how her deep faith amid suffering teaches us to trust God in every trial. It invites us to see holiness in sacrifice, to remain faithful despite rejection, and to recognize how Christ transforms pain into grace. Through her example, we are reminded that God is always present and will provide, even in the most difficult circumstances.

Fr. Joshua Caswell speaks from the heart, encouraging us to stay close to God even when life gets hard. With stories of the Blessed Mother, St. Benedict, and the little shepherds of Fatima, he reminds us that we’re not here by accident. God has called us to be gentle, faithful, and strong, trusting in His love and peace.

 Fr. Luke reminds us through Joseph’s story that God can bring good even out of our most painful and confusing moments. He shares the image of Padre Pio as a child, looking up at his grandmother’s tangled needlework—unable to see the beauty from below. In the same way, we often only see the knots and loose threads of life. But from God’s view, it’s a masterpiece. One day, in the light of heaven, all will make sense.

Fr. Luke reflects on the story of Joseph and how it reveals God’s plan through suffering. He reminds us that the greatest struggles often lead to the greatest graces—and that in our own trials, we are being prepared for something beautiful.

Jacob’s encounter with God shows the struggle and transformation that comes with growing in holiness. Fr. Luke reflects on how our journey toward God often involves deep inner battles. But when we allow His love to overcome us, we find true victory and peace.

On this 4th of July, Father Luke reminds us that the greatest freedom is the freedom to love as Christ loves. From stories of American tradition to spiritual insights on true liberty, we are invited to reflect on the Sacred Heart of Jesus and how His grace alone can heal, unify, and guide a nation. Jesus says to each of us: “Follow Me.”