Homilist: Fr. Denis Maher, Gospel, John 6:1-15, He distributed as much as they wanted to those who were reclining. We get to God more often by doing it wrong that by doing it right.

Homilist: Fr. Albert Bahhuth, Gospel, Matthew 13:24-30, Let them grow together until harvest. God wants us to turn to Him our Savior and Lord.

Homilist: Fr. Albert Bahhuth, Gospel, Matthew 13:18-23, The one who hears the word and understands it will bear much fruit. Fr. Albert talks about our call to share the good news of Jesus Christ. Be firm in your faith

Homilist: Fr. Andrew Hedstrom, Gospel, John 20:1-2, 11-18 Christ calls us in many ways.

Homilist: Fr. Andrew Hedstrom, Gospel, Mark 13:1-9, Whoever has ears ought to hear. God wants us to be respective to His will.

Homilist: Msgr. Connolly, Gospel, Mark 12:46-50, Stretching out his hands toward his disciples, he said, “Here are my mother and my brothers.” Your faith allows you to call Jesus brother.

Homilist: Fr. Albert Bahhuth, Gospel, Matthew 12:38-42 At the judgement the queen of the south will arise with this generation and condemn it. The will of God will always work wonders in our lives.

Homilist: Fr. Andrew Hedstrom, Gospel, Mark 6:30-34, They were like sheep without a shepherd. Fr. Andrew speaks of the Biblical sense of sabbath.

Homilist: Msgr. Connolly, Gospel, Mark 6:30-34, They were like sheep without a shepherd. Msgr. Connolly reminding us of the journey this past year and a half. Some have a “Covid fatigue” But we cannot have a fatigue about our faith.

Homilist Fr. Albert Bahhuth, Matthew 12:1-8, The Son on Man is Lord of the sabbath. The holy Spirit communicates God’s will in prayer.