In this homily, Fr. Rob shares how his perspective on faith has evolved with age and experience. Drawing from the examples of St. Thomas Aquinas and Mahatma Gandhi, he explores how even our greatest strengths - liturgical tradition and theological depth - can become liabilities if they don't lead to a genuine change of heart. Fr. Rob challenges listeners to move beyond "right prayer" and "right belief" to focus on "right life," emphasizing that Jesus's ultimate teaching was simple: love one another. This powerful message calls us to conversion - not just intellectual understanding, but a transformed lifestyle that truly reflects Christ's example in our daily actions.

In this thought-provoking homily, Fr. Rob Howe challenges listeners to reconsider a seemingly simple question that became popular 30 years ago: "What Would Jesus Do?" Despite initially dismissing WWJD as trite theology, Fr. Howe explores how this straightforward question could transform our daily interactions and decisions. From workplace conflicts to traffic frustrations, from helping those in despair to standing up against bullying, he examines how pausing to consider Christ's example before reacting could soften our hearts and guide us toward more loving responses. This reflective message encourages authentic self-examination and practical faith application in our modern world, moving beyond hope to actionable Christian living.

Join Fr. Rob as he explores the essential traits that should identify us as disciples of Jesus Christ. In this homily, he discusses how generosity, patience, compassion, mercy, and unconditional love mark true discipleship, but emphasizes that hope is the crucial identifier our world desperately needs to see today. Drawing from readings in Isaiah and the message of John the Baptist, Fr. Rob reminds us that even in times of despair and uncertainty, disciples must never give up hope. He challenges listeners to become beacons of hope, trusting that Christ's presence redeems the world and that with him, nothing is impossible. A powerful message about maintaining faith and being agents of positive change in troubled times.