https://youtu.be/dVeYxEijUvU If the world hates you, realize that it hated me first. In today’s homily, Father Jerry shares about hatred and indifference as he quotes Elie Wiesel, the late Romanian-born American writer and professor. He said, “Indifference is more dangerous than anger and hatred,” he says, “Anger can at times be creative… but indifference is […]

https://youtu.be/nXlLA3huij4 In today’s homily, Father Jerry tells the story of a loving son who dropped everything and learned to make and sell cheesesteak sandwiches by the thousands, earning the money necessary to take his terminally ill mother on the vacation of her dreams. “Can we love enough to make someone’s dream a reality?” asks Father […]

https://youtu.be/UFN44ZhWHjs Many many years ago, there was a great wizard who longed for a wife and family. Though he was good and kind, he intimidated every woman he met. So the wizard set about to concoct a chemical that would cause the object of his affection to fall in love with him. As luck would […]

https://youtu.be/YrBtVCEc6LE “It’s the pruning season for many of us! Cutting away the dead branches of winter to let the new blossoms and buds of spring grow,” says Father Jerry in today’s homily. “It’s the time for gathering up the debris and dead thatch of our lawns and gardens, turning over the soil, and re-seeding the […]