The Weekly Homily with Father Bill Moisant

These Gentiles From the East

Father Bill discusses how we are to love, honor, and welcome those who are different from us, just as the family of Jesus welcomed the Magi.

The Grounding of His Humanity

On this Solemnity of Mary the Mother of God, Father Bill how Mary has given the church both now and historically a better understanding of Jesus' humanity.

See, Listen, and Act

In this week's homily for Christmas Father Bill describes how the angels and shepherds saw, listened and acted upon learning the news of the birth of Jesus and how we too are called to do the same in our own lives.

All About Relationships

In this week's homily, Father Bill discusses the relationship of the prophet Micah to Jesus, and the relationships between Zechariah, Elizabeth, Mary and the Angel Gabriel.  Father Bill challenges us to examine our relationships with each other and ask how we can renew them in preparation for the birth of the Lord at Christmastime.

What Should We Do?

Father Bill reflects on today's third Sunday of Advent readings.  He responds to the question the crowd asked John the Baptist, and discusses how in answering that question we can prepare for the coming of our God.

Come Home

Father Bill talks about today's Second Sunday of Advent readings, explaining how like Cyrus and John the Baptist we can make things easier for those around us so that all people can come home to the Lord.

Stand Erect and Raise Your Heads

Father Bill discusses today's First Sunday of Advent readings and the importance of being awake and to "stand erect and raise your heads" as the Gospel says.

Thank You

Father Bill describes the history of today's feast, and reminds us this week that Jesus is the truth, and that our primary meditation should be "Thank you".

Neither the Day Nor the Hour

Father Bill talks about today's Gospel, the book of Daniel and the importance of living your life actively in the present moment as a baptized child of God.

Her Whole Livelihood

Father Bill discusses the role of the two widows in today's readings about Elijah and Jesus. He explains the nature of true giving and and how it can give greater glory to God.