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In today’s Gospel, even John the Baptist asks Jesus, "Are you the one who is to come?" In this homily, Fr. Charlie draws a parallel between our modern political search for a "savior" to fix our problems and the ancient expectation of the Messiah.

"Lord, I am not worthy that you should enter under my roof." We say these words at every Mass, but do we remember where they come from?

Fr. Charlie Bouchard reflects on the famous prophecy of Isaiah, where weapons of war are turned into tools for farming.

on the Feast of All Saints, celebrating the whole assembly of saints, both famous and ordinary.

Jesus heals on the sabbath, not violating sabbath laws, but celebrating its true meaning.

Reflecting on the Feast of All Souls, sharing a personal connection to the day stemming from his childhood experiences of loss.

Fr. Charlie explores the Feast of the Guardian Angels and the comforting idea of divine protection. Drawing a parallel to the "Cadejo" in the novel Solito, he discusses how different traditions have similar concepts of spiritual guardians. He encourages us to recognize and treasure these forms of divine assistance in our lives.

Is your faith life too complicated? Fr. Charlie Bouchard reminds us of St. Therese of Lisieux's "Little Way," finding God in simple acts of love and sacrifice. Simplify your faith and draw closer to God.

Father Charlie Bouchard reflects on the Gospel story of Lazarus and the rich man, urging us to move beyond discomfort and see the poor as persons like ourselves. Drawing from a personal anecdote, he encourages viewers to establish relationships with those on the margins and recognize their shared humanity as children of God.

Father Charlie Bouchard continues his reflection on St. Paul's letter to the Colossians, urging us to "put on" compassion, kindness, humility, and patience. Explore the call to go beyond ordinary justice, forgive others, and love our enemies, moved by grace and the example of others. Discover how these acts of generosity and mercy bind us together and foreshadow the reign of God.

Father Charlie reflects on Paul's letter to the Colossians, exploring the call to put to death old habits and embrace the new life won for us by Christ. Discover how to make room in your heart for God's grace and overcome division to love those around you. Learn about the transformative power of salvation and the invitation to live a life hidden with Christ in God.

In this Know Before You Go video, Fr. Charlie Bouchard explores the deeper meaning of meals in scripture, moving beyond simple etiquette to understand sacramental dining. This Sunday reflection on the 22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time examines three types of meals: functional, social, and sacramental - focusing on how Jesus's four meals with the Pharisees in Luke's Gospel reveal the transformative power of humble encounter. Learn why humility, not humiliation, is essential for authentic spiritual transformation and how every Eucharist calls us to "come as you are" while leaving pretense behind.