The Weekly Homily with Father Bill Moisant

Can St. Paul Find You

In this week's homily, Father Bill discusses Jesus' early ministry in Capernaum and how we too can demonstrate we are follower's of Jesus.

Behold The Lamb of God

In this week's homily, Father Bill explains how we, like John the Baptist are to be witnesses of Jesus as the Lamb of God

Bearing Witness

In this week's homily Father Bill discusses how we all can bear witness to the birth of Jesus Christ.

The Importance of Joseph

In this week's homily Father Bill talks about the role of Joseph in the life of Jesus and how we can all listen to our own angels as we prepare for Christmas.

True to Our Word

In this week's homily Father Bill discusses the The Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector, and explains how as people of God we should be true to our word.

Thank You

In this week's homily Father Bill discusses Meister Eckhart's prayer of "Thank you", and how it acknowledges the gifts of God and our acceptance into His kingdom.

Due Nothing

Father Bill discusses how we are like the servant's in this Sundays Gospel reading, due nothing because we did what we were commanded to do as servants of the Lord. In this way we are faithful to the gospel with integrity and honesty

We Could Be In That Place

In this week's homily, Father Bill discusses the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus, and how we can use it to reframe our relationship with the poor.

A Good Prayer For the Day

In this week's homily, Father Bill contrasts the experience of Abraham with Mary and Martha, and explains the importance of service and worshipful presence, detailing how both are available to us in Christian life.

Who is My Neighbor?

Father Bill discusses this week's passage from Luke, and discusses the nature of the question "Who is My Neighbor?" and how we can love our neighbor as ourself.  He discusses the historical context of today's parable, and explains the risk involved in doing the work of Jesus, and why we should help all people and be a neighbor to everyone.