WTBH #145: Loving Christ and Knowing His Commands

Jesus says, "If you love me, you will keep my commands." But how do we know Christ's commands. After all, Jesus never left us with a written text (or even a YouTube video for that matter). Fr. Brian explains that we can know Jesus' teachings through the Catholic Church.

WTBH #144: Do Not Let Your Hearts Be Troubled

Jesus reminds us that if we have faith in Him, we need not let our hearts be troubled. Fr. Brian explains how our faith in Christ helps us face the many situations that often cause our hearts to be troubled.

WTBH #143: Know the Voice of Christ

Fr. Brian reminds us that we cannot follow the voice of Christ if we first do not know His voice. How do we come to know his voice? We come to know His voice through the teachings of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.

WTBH #142: Christ In Our Midst

Fr. Brian speaks of the necessity of recognizing Christ in our midst, especially in the presence of the Eucharist.

WTBH #141: Saints, Mercy and Indulgences

Fr. Brian speaks of the newly canonized Ss. John XXIII and John Paul the Great during his Divine Mercy Sunday homily. He also speaks of the power and beauty of indulgences.

WTBH #140: Alleluia! He is Risen!

Christos Anesti! Alithos Anesti! Fr. Brian's homily from Easter Sunday speaks of the implications of the resurrection of Jesus Christ!

WTBH #139: Holy Thursday

Fr. Brian speaks about the institution of the Eucharist, the institution of the priesthood and the universal call to service.

WTBH #138: Come and See: Encountering Christ

Fr. Brian speaks about the Samaritan woman's encounter with Christ at Jacob's Well, and shows that it is an archtype for our encounter with Christ, and a model for the NEw Evangelization.

WTBH #137: Be Not Afraid!

Fr. Brian Speaks of the way in which the Transfiguration shows us the glory of God, and that seeing this glory should prent us from being afraid of preaching the Good News taught by Jesus Christ and His Church

WTBH #136: Resisting the Devil's Temptations

Fr. Brian explains how the Lenten practices of Prayer, Fasting and Almsgiving can help us to resist the temptations of the devil and grow closer to Christ Jesus.

WTBH #135: Trust in God

Fr. Brian reminds us that God knows what is good for us, and that He wills what is good for us. He urges us to trust in God.

WTBH #134: Turn the other Cheek! Uphold Your Dignity!

Is Jesus asking us to become doormats, allowing ourselves to be abused? Fr. Brian offers a deeper reflection on Christ's teaching on turning the other cheek.

WTBH #133: Salt for the Earth

Fr. Brian speaks of our need to be salt for the earth by proclaiming the Gospel in BOTH word and deed.

WTBH #132: Sacrifice in the Temple

Fr. Brian speaks about the Presentation of the Temple, and the Body of Christ as the new temple, the new place of proper worship.

WTBH #131: Division in the Body of Christ

St. Paul addressed the Church in Corinth regarding division and rivalries. Fr. Brian addresses these same concerns in the Church today.

WTBH #130: Behold Life, Our First Civil Right

Our civil rights are based on the dignity of the human person, which is rooted in God. Therefore, we, like John the Baptist must point to God (in the person of Christ) as the source our dignity, and the reason we respect human life.

WTBH #129: The Beloved of God

At Jesus' baptism, a voice declared "This is my beloved son," revealing Jesus' true identity. We are adopted into this identity of the beloved through our own baptism, as Fr. Brian explains.

WTBH #128: Gaudete and Evangelism

Rejoice in the Lord always! Fr. Brian speaks of rejoicing as we await the coming of our savior!

WTBH #127: Waiting with Joy

Fr. Brian speaks of the joyful anticipation that marks the Advent Season in light of Pope Francis' Apostolic Exhortation Evangelii Gaudium (Joy of the Gospel).

WTBH #126: Marriage and the After Life

The Sadducees did not believe in life after death (Perhaps this is why they were sad, you see) and used marriage as a prooftext for their belief. Fr. Brian preaches how Jesus' response shows that marriage is actually a foretaste of the after life in which we are children of God.