Fr. Adam Voisin's Stuff

The sins we commit aren't necessarily the biggest problem. Our pride is, and our sins can even help us grow in humility, and therefore holiness.

Where are you? Are you like our first parents, making excuses and blaming and deciding for yourself what is good and evil? Or like Mary and Jesus, the new Eve and Adam, who take responsibility and trust in God no matter what?

Jesus gives you His Body and Blood to enter into a sacred covenant with you. Be mindful of what you are doing when you receive Him into your body.

The Trinity can be complicated, but it doesn't have to be. Let it change your life.

Hoist those sails! Use the gifts of the Holy Spirit that you received at Confirmation.

Does your heart burn when you read the Scriptures? Do you see Jesus in the breaking of the bread? Do you know the power of His mercy and forgiveness from the sacrament of confession? You are a witness of these things. Oh ya, and by the way, ghosts don't eat fish.

God is so merciful that He gave us the ability to have our sins forgiven any time we need it. HERE'S my previous homily on some practical tips for going to confession.

Pour out your whole life for Jesus. It's totally worth it.

Unless a grain of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains just a grain of wheat; but if it dies, it produces much fruit.

How will you answer Jesus when, at the particular judgement, He asks you, "Why should I let you into Heaven?"

The Ten Commandments. Here they are for those who want to memorize them: http://bit.ly/1CO2AhM If you don't have a Catechism, you can get one at Amazon for about $11 (http://a.co/efLj8rn)