
186. Fr. Ryan Homily - What Resurrection Can Look Like Today
Fr. Ryan shares the difference he has seen Jesus make in real lives.
Fr. Ryan shares the difference he has seen Jesus make in real lives.
The small candle of hope during times of darkness
How is Lent going? There are lessons and grace no matter where we find ourselves.
What can we learn from the scene of Jesus cleansing the Temple?
Fr. Ryan exhorts us to join the mission of Catholic Charities who serves 400,000 of our brothers & sisters in need in CLE each year.
To live is to change; to be perfect is to change often.
Dcn. Lou shares a touching letter connecting the hopeless and hopeful, and thanks St. Basil parishioners for 16 years of love & support.
Taking off the blindfold so the true vision of evil can be unveiled.
Fr. John stresses respect for life, human dignity, and the beauty of marriage as we seek the Kingdom of God.
Sometimes the gap between our desires and "reality" seems infinite. Luckily, God can bridge infinite chasms.
Ordinary Water, Ordinary Bread, Ordinary daily routines get transformed through God's Divine Life in Sacramental Grace.
The star was just a guide but the real Treasure was found down low.
The Holy Family is a model of the school of love.
Christmas is when God begins to show His face to us, allowing us ever more intimacy and knowledge.
Mary's body teaches us a spiritual lesson about emptiness, longing, and divine action.
What reasons do we have to rejoice? Who is the One who is coming?
Fr. Ryan Mann shows the link between the Fall and Redemption, and God's plans that always included a man and a woman.
You are called to wait in your personal deserts. What does your desert look like?
Fr. Ryan explains the wisdom of waiting.
Dcn. Lou shares some street stories of the people who are really living out the Gospel message on the streets.
Fr. Ryan puts the Gospel of the Talents in context in the larger story of salvation history.
Fr. Ryan shares how strange and unexpected it was when he was finally honest with God and was truly praying.
All Saints Day. In Heaven we'll know and be known by God and all the virtuous heroes who have preceded us.
Don't treat God like a vending machine. Since God is a person enter into relationship.
Participating in daily honesty w/ God, daily Prayer, and finding a Christian community will make you God's light in the world.
From Genesis to Revelation, the primary biblical image of our relationship to God is one of spousal union.
Perhaps I trust God in some areas of my life but I have given up on Him in other areas.
How could tax collectors & prostitutes enter the Kingdom first? By coming into contact with the deepest desires of their hearts and sincerely seeking Him.
Fr. Ryan shares the purpose of all parables, forcing us to have a response to Jesus of acceptance or rejection.
Fr. Ryan walks us through 3 essential things to notice and moves to make when it comes to forgiveness.
Gut-check on how I respond when I am wronged.
The Trinity is an eternal exchange of love, and we image God's being and love when we make of ourselves a total gift to others.
Fr. Ryan taps into the meaning behind Jesus' seemingly mysterious words. Gifts cannot be earned or manipulated.
Fr. Ryan introduces himself and shares the vision under which he operates. Preached 8-9-2020
Fr. Walt reflects on his blessings during his 26 years as pastor of St. Basil the Great and thanks our awesome parishioners.
Deacon Dave ponders the mystery of the Most Holy Trinity and how God's essence provides us lessons for life.
It's not about me or you, it's about us - in our Church, in our country, and in the world.
Fr. Walt shares a story of loyalty, allegiance, and comfort.
Fr. Walt gets personal and shares childhood stories of tragedy, endurance, and faith.
Audio from the full Easter Sunday Mass 2020.
Full audio from the Palm Sunday Mass 2020. For the video, https://www.facebook.com/stbasilthegr8/videos/210642293709454
Including special Q&A chit chat and update from Fr. Walt at the end. All music covered with OCP license #42200
Audio from Fr. John's Private Mass for the Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord.
Full Mass w/ music. All music covered with OCP license #42200
Audio-only recording of the entire Mass for the 3rd Sunday in Lent, celebrated by Fr. Walt.
Lent is the preparation and training for temptations that inevitably come.
Q: How could the Lord hold us to such a high standard? A: Only if He's willing to raise us there.