The Weekly Homily with Father Bill Moisant

This week Father Bill discusses the Ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ, He talks about how we are to live and remember as followers of Jesus, and how just like for the disciples the Holy Spirit is an active guiding force in our lives.

In this week's homily Father Bill talks about Jesus and the coming of the advocate. He explains that Jesus calls for us to have a great big love and a great big peace for one another equal to what the Father has for us.

In this week's homily, Father Bill discusses the nature of Jesus' new commandment, loving each other with the same great big love he has for us.

On this Good Shepherd Sunday, Father Bill talks about the relationship between the Lord, the Clergy and the faithful and how we can follow Jesus to where we need to go.

On this Divine Mercy Sunday, Father Bill talks about the core messages of Jesus: Peace be with you, Reconciliation, that God loves us, Jesus loves us, and that we should not be afraid.

In this week's Homily, father Bill explains the exciting account Lazarus' resurrection, and how we can draw inspiration from it to live a life of holy actions.

Third Sunday Of Lent (Cycle A Reading) Father Bill talks about the Samaritan woman and how we too need to work with all people and leave our "things we carry" behind as we trust and follow Jesus.

Second Sunday of Lent Cycle C: A Blessed Child Of God Father Bill talks about the word Exodus and it's multiple applications in today's readings, and how we too can become fully awake like the disciples and see each other as blessed children of God.

First Sunday Of Lent: In this week's homily Father Bill discusses the desert as a vehicle for transformation as we make choices just as Moses' father and Jesus did, always turning toward God.

In this week's homily, Father Bill discusses the importance of looking at our own actions and behavior before we consider the actions of others, and the importance of looking at the fruit of others' actions as we choose whether or not to be influenced by them.