Why do we care to follow Jesus? Why would we want to follow his ways? The answer is simple: because he has loved us and wants us to love in return.

Does sin exist? in order to answer this question, we need to answer a few more. What do we mean by sin? What is evil and what is good? What do we mean by existence? How do answers to these questions affect our lives?

Do we understand God's mercy? Are we willing to live his mercy which contrasts to our idea of Justice? How do we come to know and feel God's mercy?

We have journeyed with Jesus from his entry into Jerusalem until his death learning new lessons along the way. What lessons does Jesus teach us by his rising from the dead, from the empty tomb?

The Cross. The object of torture and death, an expression of our inhumanity. Yet, in the midst of the despair that comes with the Cross, many lessons stand out. What lessons can the Cross teach us?

The start of the journey with Jesus from his entry into Jerusalem to his Resurrection. What can we learn from the intimate moment in the upper room? What is Jesus teaching his disciples and us?

The final sin of the 7 deadly sins series: envy. The green-eyed devil monster that does mock the meet it eats - Othello. What is envy? How does it affect us? How do we grow in thankfulness? 

Have you ever wondered what the Bible meant by the wrath of God? Well, I am not going to explore that in this homily but I am going to explore the sin of wrath. Wrath and anger are both complicated and important. We express these emotions frequently and struggle to find a way to peace and forgiveness. Thus, I have a few tips for you in this episode. 

Greed. The one who desires the green. What is Greed? How do we understand it? What do we do about greed? All of this and more as we explore greed and the virtue associated with greed, charity.

Have you heard of St. Andre? Have you heard of St. Joseph's Oratory in Montreal, Canada? Although Andre lived a rather simple and hidden life, his renown is massive. This podcast is about the life and lessons of this porter whose only job was to greet people at the monastery door.