Sunday Thoughts From Fr. Edward Looney

We all try to listen to hear God’s voice. What do you do after you hear His voice? Fr. Looney explains.

Fr. Looney preaches Friday during Christmas time at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Hep in Champion, WI.

The magi entered the house and found Jesus with his mother Mary. Where was Joseph? And where is he in your spiritual life?

Mary is a woman of many names. There’s a name for you to invoke this year.

What do you want from Jesus this Christmas? Or better, what does Jesus want from you? Fr. Looney reflects on these questions.

Do you believe in miracles. This is the season of miracles. Fr. Looney preaches about persistent prayer and how nothing is impossible for God.

Darkness is the absence of light. Christ is the Light of the World. He shines in our darkness.

Who are you? How would you answer that question? Would it cross your mind to answer it in view of your relationship with Jesus Christ. Fr. Edward Looney opens your mind to consider who you are as a child of God.

God is our teacher. We are the student. What is God trying to teach you?

God will do what he promises. Sometimes we just patiently wait and trust he will reveal himself.

Fr. Edward Looney reflects on the message of Guadalupe received by St. Juan Diego.

We pray Hail, Full of Grace. Mary was filled with grace because of what God did for her. And now she obtains grace for us.

Jesus saw the faith of the people. Augustine saw the faith of Ambrose. Does Jesus see your faith? Do others see your faith?

In this homily, Fr. Looney reflects on the meaning of time in light of God and eternity, for one day is like a thousand years and a thousand years like one day.

St. Francis Xavier was a missionary who brought the gospel to many nations. And the Prophet Isaiah speaks about nations keeping faith, a good intention for us this Advent Day.

Fr. Looney shows how God fulfills his promises through the prophets and provides for his holy people.

Fr. Looney reflects on the Holy Spirit and Advent.

Fr. Edward Looney reflects on the calling of St. Andrew and why he and others chose to follow Jesus.

Fr. Edward Looney reflects on the question posed by Isaiah: Why do you let us wander O Lord? Do you know the answer? Fr Looney will do his best to answer it.

Catholics have been devoted to Mary for centuries. This Thanksgiving Day I'm grateful for Mary's yes, her prayers, and example.