The Homilies of Father Caleb Vogel: Recent Episodes
The Homilies of Father Caleb Vogel
The third homily in the message series “Anything but Ordinary” comes on the Third Sunday of Easter.
In Week 3 of our Easter series, we consider the power of words, specifically the Word of God and how God does something extraordinary when we take His Word and apply it to our lives.
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The second homily in the message series “Anything but Ordinary” comes on Divine Mercy Sunday.
The early Church is described as being of “one heart and mind.” The Church was and should be a place where we build authentic relationships formed by a common purpose, growing disciples. Something extraordinary happens when we, you and I, move from being a Sunday consumer to an everyday disciple.
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He is Risen!
The first homily in the message series “Anything but Ordinary” comes on Easter Sunday.
Jesus was anything but ordinary. Crowds flocked to see Him and found Him irresistible. The Easter Sunday celebration is the most unique event in history – the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. We will explore why the resurrection is so seminal, and what it means for us.
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Fr. Vogel discusses Holy Week and the Passion narrative in this homily for Palm Sunday.
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The fifth and final homily in the message series "Needy," comes on the Fifth Sunday of Lent. We close out this series with a discussion on dying to ourselves and surrendering to God’s will. We recognize this is hard, ongoing work. We hear the Gospel but struggle to live it because we just don’t know how. This week, we will explore how to tackle this hard work with small, incremental, intentional steps.
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It is inevitable that in our lifetime, we will suffer hurts in our hearts and souls. We need healing. It does not make us weak or diminish us, instead it is hard, committed work. We will explore how this arduous pursuit of healing enables us to act from our heart and not from our pain.
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The third homily in the message series "Needy," comes on the Third Sunday of Lent.
This week’s Message acknowledges the need or right to work, to work with dignity and respect, is a fundamental right as a child of God. We will also acknowledge the right to rest, refresh, recover, and worship our God.
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The second homily in the message series “Needy,” comes on the Second Sunday of Lent.
We will explore our need for God, His desire to meet all our legitimate needs, and for us to trust in His complete care for us.
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Fr. Vogel discusses the meaning and purpose of Lent in his homily for Ash Wednesday.
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The homily for the third week of the message series "A Way Forward in Hope" comes on the Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time.
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