Fr. James Boric’s Homilies and Talks

We ALL Have the Best of Mothers

Based on the following readings: Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God | USCCB

How the Devil Breaks Up Families -- Resist Him!

Based on the following readings: Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph | USCCB

Christmas 2023 (Only the Humble...)

The only people who recognized Christ that first Christmas were the humble. It's still that way over 2000 later...

The Mass Part 4 (Our Father to Dismissal)

Part 1: The Mystical Reality of the Mass Part 1 (Entrance to Collect) | Fr. James Boric’s Homilies and Talks (podbean.com)
Part 2: The Mystical Reality of the Mass Part 2 (The Liturgy of the Word) | Fr. James Boric’s Homilies and Talks (podbean.com)
Part 3: The Mystical Reality of the Mass (The Offertory and Eucharistic Prayer) | Fr. James Boric’s Homilies and Talks (podbean.com)

The Mass Part 3 (The Offertory and Eucharistic Prayer)

This is the third homily in a 4-part series on the Mass.
Part 1: The Mystical Reality of the Mass Part 1 (Entrance to Collect) | Fr. James Boric’s Homilies and Talks (podbean.com)
Part 2: The Mystical Reality of the Mass Part 2 (The Liturgy of the Word) | Fr. James Boric’s Homilies and Talks (podbean.com)

The Mass Part 2 (The Liturgy of the Word)

"If we really understood the Mass, we would die of joy." ~ Saint Jean Vianney.

The Immaculate Conception is in the Bible

Today's homily is based on these readings: Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary | USCCB

The Mystical Reality of the Mass Part 1 (Entrance to Collect)

Never again say "the Mass is boring," or "I don't get anything out of the Mass." The Mass is mystical! Today I walk you through the Introductory Rites of the Mass.

You Did It To Me

This homily is based on the Gospel from the Solemnity of Christ the King The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe | USCCB

What it Means to Be Wise

This homily is based off the readings for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time. Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time | USCCB