Solemnity of Saint Peter and Saint Paul

Hello Saint Ambrose!!!!

As mentioned in the video above, here is my homily from this past weekend. You will notice that it keeps on going after the end, and the reason for this is becasue I forgot to turn off the recorder. Once again I hope that you continue to check the blog for updates as well as my facebook page.

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Thank You and Good Bye

Truly the Body and Blood of Christ

In the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

You may notice that I am using some notes on this homily, which is one of the only times that I have done this. The reason why I am using notes is because the Trinity is difficult to talk about, and is easy to make a mistake in describing it.  Also, this is one of my longer homilies, but once again it is because I am talking about the Trinity. I hope that the message you get out of this homily is that we are all called to enter into the mystery of the Trinity through prayer.

Fr. Carlson where are you going?

Using the gifts that God has given you.

I realize that this homily somewhat sounds like an endorsement for Apple and AT&T, but this is not the point. I am for all kinds of smartphones and cell phone carriers, as long as you use them properly. I hope that you enjoy the homily, and can apply it to you own life. If not, don't worry, I'm sure there's an App for it.

Where do you want to be?

Being God's Friend

Once again I am happy to say that we have video of my homily, and I truly hope that you find this easier to pay attention too, than just the  audio. This past weekends homily pretty much focused on our relationship with God and how we live out this relationship. The Gospel tells us that God sees us as his friends, but in order for this to happen we need to follow his commandments. So, take some time this week and reexamine your relationship with God and see if it is truly a friendship with him or not.

Bearing More Fruit

Come Holy Spirit, Come!!! This is a prayer that we all need to pray more often. This is also a favorite prayer of Archbishop Flynn, it seemed like every time that we prayer before Mass he would just say this prayer over and over again. I hope that you enjoy the video for the homily, I will continue to add the audio for a couple of weeks, and then probably discontinue the audio, but here it is:
  

    

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