Holy Thursday. Father Dave highlights the fact that the eucharist is not a quick and convenient piece of food to be consumed individually, it is something to invest time into, something to be shared with ...
Thursday in Easter Octave. When we realize that indeed Jesus rose from the dead to be with us and to save us from our sins, it shall inspire us to continue to be witnesses of ...
Tuesday of Holy Week. We are told today that being servant to the Lord is not enough: that both He and ourselves can always do more, particularly during these Holy Days. (Preached on Monday, March ...
Monday of the Fifth Week of Lent. We use today's readings to help us remember to stop judging others, stop picking up the stones, and move ourselves forward. (Preached on Monday, March 30, 2009, 12:15pm, ...
Fifth Sunday of Lent. Father Dave helps us to understand the analogy used by Jesus about one grain dying producing much more fruit that it ever could all on its own. What is the form ...
Friday of the Fourth Week in Lent. People may say to the faithful that "we know where you came from," you are a sinner just like the rest of us. But Jesus shows us that ...
Father Dave inspires us to hang in there during the difficult challenges of Lent as we keep moving on our journey toward Easter. (Preached on Holy Tuesday, March 31, 2009, 12:15pm, St. Malachy’s Church, Broadway ...
We may find ourselves, like the man who has somehow failed in 38 years to make it to the healing pool, making excuses for why we haven't been to really try to achieve what ...
When we see John 3:16 in the Gospel, we should stop and think about what this really means, the depth and significance of such an amazing gift given to us from God. (Preached on Sunday, ...
In many cases, being a self-starter is good thing, but in terms of our relationship with the Lord, we should realize that He will lead if only you will follow carefully. (Preached on Tuesday, March 17, ...
We might not always put in the most effort that we can, but it is important to realize the opportunity is always there to get in touch with Jesus. (Preached on Sunday, February 22, 2009, ...
Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time. Father Dave explains what it means to him to be "all things to all people." (Preached on Sunday, February 8th, 2009, St. Malachy’s Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New ...
Thursday of the Third Week in Ordinary Time. Father Dave realizes that his own faith is not strictly personal, but is intertwined with the lives of many others. (Preached on Thursday, January 29th, 2009, St. Malachy’s ...
Friday, January 9th, 2009. Christmas Weekday. Father Dave shows us through he story of a leper that when we pray, indeed we are coming before the Lord and trusting in His power to know what ...
Epiphany of the Lord. The three gifts of the Wise Men for us today are actually three lessons, including the idea of always bring our very best when in the presence of the Lord. (Preached ...
Feast of the Immaculate Conception. While Mary is unique in being created with out sin from the moment of her conception, this feast reminds us that even in our lives, "Nothing is Impossible for ...
Second Sunday of Advent. In this time of Advent, we must actually prepare to be surprised by the presence of the Lord once again. We must prepare by getting forgiveness for our sins and awaiting ...
Friday of the First Week of Advent. As the axiom goes, seeing is believing. But in the time of Advent, believing in Jesus is seeing Him - literally as in the case of the blind ...
First Sunday of Advent. Sometimes we need to remember to simply watch. Watch God's glory present itself all around us, all the time. Also, watch for the coming of Christ. (Preached on Sunday, November 30th, ...
The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ the King. Today we celebrate the center of our faith, our greatest commander-in-chief, the top director, the shepherd of goodness, the perfect king -Lord Jesus Christ. (Preached on ...
