Seeking Christian perfection, with the help of the Saints.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Bartimaeus, the "First Christians of Kiev", and how faith illuminates our lives.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

How do we deal with human weakness, and our favorite sins?द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

The South Indian Monkey Trap, the rich young man, Meatloaf, and freedom.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

The importance of Catholic Stewardship.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Our vote on Amendment 3 matters, not just in Missouri in 2024, but for how you and I hope to spend eternity.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

St. Isaac Jogues, the cross, and why Christ suffered for us (even though he didn't have to).द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

What is our answer to the question "who do you say that I am"?द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Spiritual deafness is the only deafness that we choose for ourselves; and there's no one more deaf than the one who doesn't want to hear.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Confession is how we "wash up for dinner" for the great Feast of Faith.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Life lessons from St. Louis on how to raise a Catholic family in 2024.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Christ's real presence, my mom, and my little brother.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

"Sir, give us this bread always." Homily for Baptism, Confirmation, and First Communion for 2 of my parishioners.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

"Come away by yourselves to a deserted place and rest a while."द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Succession, God the Father, and our inheritance.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Jesus walking with us, versus us walking with Jesus: a subtle, but significant change.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Faith is a calling from death to life.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Storms, sins, and lies: how the evil one assails our minds.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Father's Day, mustard seeds, and cicadas.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Adam, Eve, and 21st Century "fig leaves" for the soul.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

The Eucharist, Blessed Carlo Acutis, "flirt to convert", and discovering the sport of hockey.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

"The Social Network", the Trinity, and our relationship status with God.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

The Sacraments help us move from "staring" to "preparing" for the kingdom of heaven.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Night at the Roxbury, Foreigner, and why the proper definition of "love" is so important.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

How does pruning a perfectly good branch bear any fruit?द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Shepherds, Vocations, and Fr. Emil Kapaun.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Christ cannot be received if sin is not renounced.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Brock for Broglio, and the greatest trade in history.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Where is the "good" in Good Friday? (With inspiration from Cdl. Ratzinger and an assist from Sr. Miriam!)द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

"Surely it is not I, Lord"द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Covenants vs Contracts.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

The kerygma, John 3:16, and God's search for man.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

"Destroy this temple, and in 3 days, I will raise it up." How to deal with sin and weakness within the mystical body of the Church (with a little assist from Msgr. James Shea's "The Religion of the Day.")द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Why Lent? 2 words: Preparation and Love.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Toy Story, friendship, leprosy, and how Jesus takes on our weaknesses and diseases.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Debbie Downer, Job, and the misery/mercy of the cross.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

The Israelites couldn't bear to look at the face of God for fear of death; Christ came to dispel that fear so that you and I could see him face to face.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

"Repent and believe in the Gospel" is perhaps the best news we could ever hear.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Are we as a human race better off, having gone through the sexual revolution?द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, and God's revelation to humanity.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Family throws us out into the deep water, and that's where Jesus is.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

The words "This is my Body" would mean nothing if the Word did not become Flesh: the Eucharist and the Nativity.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Raccoons, my car, dead batteries, broken windshields, and how to find joy in life's frustrating moments.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

McDonald's in Rome, and how Mary shows us we're made for more.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

We don't just need to be watchful, we need to be watchful about the right things.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

While a "talent" might be life-changing money (like, a ridiculous, insane amount of money), God's love should change our lives even more.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Earthly communities cease at death; we need to work for communion that lasts into eternity.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Is our Catholic faith just a "title" for us, or is it our identity?द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

"See how they love one another", and making the cross visible to others.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier

Giving God what belongs to God, and the dignity of human life.द्वारा Fr. John Schneier