Born again to new life

Road Trip

Time for a new Platform

I was talking to a high school teacher a couple weeks ago and she mentioned that all of her students had started using a program called Prezi instead of PowerPoint, so I started to look into it. I am impressed by it because I can embed it online. So, here is my first presentation with it:



If you are familiar with this program you obviously know how to use it. If not you can either click on the objects, or use the arrows on the bottom of the screen to go from one "slide" to the other. I hope to use this platform in the future mostly for teaching about certain subjects, but first wanted to get the word out again about the book discussion club that we have going on.
By the way here is a link if you want to download a registration form for the Rediscover Catholicism Discussion Club.
Also, please let me know what you think about using Prezi, either by emailing me or writing some things in the comment section.

The Case of the Lost Mixing Bowl

Time to read your Book

The Gift of Christ

Merry Christmas to all of you. I hope that you had a blessed day yesterday and that you are enjoying the Christmas season. I also hope that all you of you received Rediscover Catholicism by Matthew Kelly and have started to read it, look for an entertaining video about the book on Friday.
A special thanks to Jake and his father Paul for videotaping the homily at the last minute. I know that it was not an easy one to videotape seeing as how I was moving around all the time.
Once again Merry Christmas!!!!

Fr. Carlson why do you like Doritos?

Rejoice in the Lord Always

As you can tell, this was a difficult homily to give. Please continue to pray for the victims and the families in Newtown Connecticut.
P.S. You will need to turn up your volume to hear the homily.

My Prayer for You

Building up Strength for the Day of our Redemption

Update to the Homily:
After watching the homily I realized that I left out the part that we need to continue to train our soul at all times, not to give up when Advent is ready. I know that most of you know this, I just think that it is worth repeating.