On this the feast of Christ the King, we celebrate our King who loves us and forgives us. He is a king who wore the crown of thorns and was nailed to the cross for our redemption. We should do something this week to celebrate the love our King has for us.

We are not to fear the end times. We are to trust in God's loving plan and to live each day for Jesus so when He comes in glory we will hold our heads up high. Only God the Father, not even Jesus knows when this will happen. Let us live for Jesus, so when death or the Second Coming comes we will be ready.

In the Scriptures we hear about two marvelous widows who were willing to give everything to the Lord because they trusted that God would provide for them. We are called to follow their example.

Three Keys to living the Beatitudes. 1 good prayer life, 2 people to support you, 3 help of from the Saints.

Three Keys to living the Beatitudes. 1 good prayer life, 2 people to support you, 3 help of from the Saints.

Jesus as priest, who is comforter, prophet who is calling us to strive harder. Also an idea on how to always make the homily fit what is happening in your life.

Jesus turns the values of the world upside down. The servant is the greatest. WHY? Because God takes the servant role upon Himself throughout all of history. He still serves us by constantly blessing us. When we serve we are like Jesus. It is important that when we serve we are doing God's will and not just trying to please everybody.

The Scriptures this week help us focus on Jesus our true treasure. The Trinity offers us the fullness of life if we are willing to place them first in our life. They also remind us that all things are possible for God, even our salvation.

The Scriptures today talk about the sacredness of marriage which includes the famiy. For there to be a healthy marriage and faily there must be good communication. Good communication with God (prayer) and then good communication with each other. I strongly encourage spouses to prayer together. Also children should pray with their parents.

It is so easy to think with world vales. Jesus challenges us to begin to see the world in a whole new way. this happens when adopt His values and His way of thinking.

Because we are loved beyond our wildst dreams by Jesus, we are called to place Him First in our life so He can help hold our crazy lives together. We are also called to to take this love, that flows from our relationship with Christ, and spread it in our broken world.

Today's Gospel asks us to look deep into our hearts and see who Jesus is for us. The Gospel is Jesus, not just a moral code we need to live by. When we live the Gospel values we find life in Jesus and we help others find Jesus. the only way we can live Gospel values is by deepening our relation with Jesus. For life flows from this relation ship.

The Gospels are not out dated or old fashioned. They speak volumes to the problems of today and they are a guiding light through the darkness

During the homily I focus on the offertory and the Eucharistic prayer

Our faith needs to saturate all of our life. It can not be just one part of our life.

We continue to explore the parts of the Mass

As we hear the Bread of Life discourse in the Gospel, I begin a reflection on the Mass

The more we make the Scriptures our own the more we enter into the mystery of Christ. The homily uses the example of the 23rd Psalm

Missionary Speaks about her experience in working with the people in Haiti

Msgr. Jim Wahl Celebrates Mass and speaks about Christ the King Seminary

A short personal reflection on the priesthood

This great day of celebrating Jesus' gift of the Eucharist is also the 100th Anniversary celebration of Holy Trinity Parish in Dunkirk, New York. The Mass is longer and it is out standing in every way. God truly blessed us abundantly that day.

The Trinity is a community love. We are invited into this tremendous community of love.

A reflection on the action of the Holy Spirit in the Catholic Church and some thoghts on how to discover what the Spirit is asking of us,

On the seventh Sunday of Easter we focus on the Resurrection and prepare for the great Feast of the Holy Spirit. Some of the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit are discussed.

The three tools to help us love are: 1) Stay connected to God 2)move beyond ourself 3) Really listen to the other person

Just like Jesus we are called to be a channel of God's life, love, forgiveness, and mercy into the world

Jesus is one with us so He knows our thoughts and needs. Jesus also provides for us with a tender love

Jesus stands in the middle of our daily activities and offers us peace

Celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus, Our Lord and Savor

Being thankful for those who bring us to Jesus and our ministry to bring others to Jesus.

As we enter the desert with Jesus we need to fight the darkness within us and society

We are all called to trust God. He will make it all work out somehow. We need to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ by pointing to Christ in the midst of the storms of life.

We are called to be imitators of Christ - A person who is connected to God, to ourselves, to others. We are also called to be a source of healing for others.

We are called to hear the word of God and follow His commandments

We are called to follow Jesus and serve Him which will make a better world for everyone.

God calls us His beloved child and to live in Christ.

Holy Trinity's Christmas Concert and 10:00 p.m. Mass

We are called like St. Therese and St. Paul to wrestle with what the Scriptures mean for us as individuals and as a community. Also,we need to take risks in showing other people the light of Christ.

There are many kinds of a family but all families need to be Christ centered and will to sacrifice for each other.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

During this mass we celebrate the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

How does your life apply to the gospel message? 

To know gods love you must know your sins.

Have you considered the cost of discipleship?

Mother Theresa of Calcutta, the dark night of the soul, and being a child of god.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Saturday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Saturday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Saturday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Merry Christmas !!!

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Saturday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

The 4th of 4 Homilies on the Euchrist (with more to come.)

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

The 3rd of 4 Homilies on the Euchrist.

The Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

The 2nd of 4 Homilies on the Euchrist.

The Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sunday Mass from the Holy Trinity Church, Dunkirk NY.

The 1st of 4 Homilies on the Euchrist.