Sermons on “Holiness”
No Place like Home
Father Jeremy Miller: I feel like most of us during this quarantine, we have a love-hate relationship with our homes.
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The temptation to bypass Good Friday
Father Jeremy Miller: Let’s rest on this day, let’s not sprint to Easter Sunday. Maybe that’s a little easier this year because of what we’re all going through.
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Great Things have Small Beginnings
Father Jeremy Miller: We know anything worth doing often has really small beginnings and only then blossoms later after hard work and dedication. It’s true with our spiritual life, too.
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Tapestry 1: Mary of Magdala
Father Jeremy Miller: Mary Magdalene is an incredible figure and she deserves a proper eulogy. She was an incredibly faithful woman who followed Jesus.
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Spiritual Maturity
Father Jeremy Miller: Our spiritual growth and maturity is measured by how much the spirit of Christ is moving through us.
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Easter Vigil: From Darkness to Light
Father Jeremy Miller: It’s about progressive enlightenment, progressive illumination.
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Holy Family: Taking a step closer to Jesus
Deacon Justin Moor: This is as good of time as any to see where our spiritual lives are at. And wherever our spiritual lives are at, to resolve to take one step closer to Jesus in this new year.
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Living in a Spirit of Deference to God
Father Jeremy Miller: Mary and John represent for us an incredible example to combat our own pride because their lives they saw their mission they saw was to lead other people to Jesus.
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Immaculate Conception: The New Eve
Father Jeremy Miller: Eve’s disobedience became the cause of death for herself and the whole human race, so also Mary’s obedience became the cause of salvation for herself and the whole human race.
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Fr. Zak: Everything in moderation?
Father Daniel J. Zak: A remarkable, surprising truth is that when it comes to the things of God, when it comes to holy things, we can give and give and give and we will always have a little more to give. Only God, thankfully, is the one of profound abundance.
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