Memorial of Saint Alphonsus Liguori, bishop and doctor of the Church. Does Jesus need our faith in order to do mighty deeds? No. And do we need Jesus to do mighty deeds in order to ...

Memorial of Saint Ignatius of Loyola. We can be thankful that we are like clay: moldable, bendable, and movable by the divine potter so that we may become more able to serve Him more fully. ...

Saturday of the Eighteenth Week in Ordinary Time. Father Dave reminds us to keep our focus on Jesus, to not look down like Peter trying to walk on the water (yipe!) and start to sink. ...

Thursday of the Sixteenth Week in Ordinary Time. We often find ourselves "digging our own wells" in search of our own individual "living water," but then we have forgotten the very source of it all ...

Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Who me? Do miracles? Nah, that's for Jesus to do. Nope! Jesus uses each of us disciples to work his miracles. Here's what you have ...

Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Who me? Do miracles? Nah, that's for Jesus to do. Nope! Jesus uses each of us disciples to work his miracles. Here's what you have ...

Monday of the Fourteenth Week in Ordinary Time. Ever feel tired? Ever feel stressed out? Ever feel burdened? I would imagine so, at least every once in a while. Jesus reminds us that He "will ...

Feast of Saint Thomas the Apostle. Of course we all at times have doubts and questions. But Saint Thomas reminds us that this is alright, and can help strengthen our faith. Preached on Thursday, July ...

Seventh Sunday of Easter. Admittedly, this homily is a tad "late," as it is not the Easter season anymore. However, the message of this particular homily is always a good one: we must keep the ...

Friday of the Ninth Week in Ordinary Time. Father Dave helps us realize that indeed all Scripture is inspired by God, but that does not mean that all of it is exact fact. Scripture is ...

Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time. Father Dave reminds us to try to see through Jesus' eyes, so that we may be able to see who needs our help and guidance and charity. St. Malachy's Church, ...

June 8, 2008. Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. We may think at times that each of us is not good enough, or not pious enough, or not worthy enough to be truly called by God. ...

June 5, 2008. Memorial of Saint Boniface, bishop and martyr. Father Dave asks us to look to the martyrs for inspiration and strength to carry burdens of all kinds for one another.St. Malachy's Church, Broadway ...

Friday of the Seventh Week in Ordinary Time. Although the readings at first seem like fairly bad news, Father Dave points out that in the responsorial psalm, we see that indeed "The Lord is kind ...

Thursday of the Fifth Week of Easter. Although this homily is admittedly posted a tad late (my apologies), there is never really bad timing for this sort of good news from the Lord. St. Malachy's Church, ...

Thursday of the Sixth Week in Ordinary Time. The readings remind us today to make sure that we do not have partiality with certain people over others - as impossible as this task may seem. ...

Pentecost Sunday. Father Dave tells us about Jesus giving us the Holy Spirit, once AND forever, and how this "fire" can inspire us day-to-day to keep our faith. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times ...

May 1, 2008. The Ascension of the Lord. Father Dave refreshes the idea of spreading "the Great Commission," to inspire people to believe in the Lord, which Jesus relays to us right before He ascends ...

April 27, 2008. Sixth Sunday of Easter. When Pope Benedict was here in the United States, he themed his trip on the concept of hope, and specifically Christian hope. Father Dave reminds us of this ...

April 11, 2008. Memorial of Saint Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr. Father Dave reminds us that whether or not we remember every second of every day, we are indeed on The Way, the way to Jesus. ...