Father Dave Preaches

April 11, 2008. Memorial of Saint Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr. Father Dave reminds us that whether or not we remember every second of every day, we are indeed on The Way, the way to Jesus. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Friday, April 11, 2008, 12:15pm Mass.

Thursday of the Second Week of Easter. Whereas we might be tempted to dole out our love and gifts at unequal portions to different people, the readings remind us that indeed the Lord "does not ration His gift of the spirit." St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Thursday, April 3, 2008, 12:15pm Mass.

Thursday in the Octave of Easter. Although Thomas reminds us that doubting is certainly an ever-present part of our enduring faith, Jesus comes to the forefront to ensure that indeed He is present with us. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Thursday, March 27, 2008, 12:15pm Mass.

Easter Sunday. During this Easter Sunday homily, Father Dave gives us the reminder that we need to keep our faith during these modern times. With all the distractions and challenges, we must rely on our Lord the Savior Jesus Christ to help us and to save us. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Sunday, March 23, 2008, 6:00pm Mass.

Second Sunday of Easter or Divine Mercy Sunday. The story of Doubting Thomas brings to mind our worries and possible apprehensions in terms of our faith and salvation, but the last lines of all the readings today remind us: "and every day the Lord added to their number those who were being saved." St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Sunday, March 30, 2008, 6:00pm...

Holy Thursday. Father Dave reminds us that we seem to learn better by doing. So, what have you learned by doing lately? As in, what sort of love have you shared, or humility that you've shown, or respect given to others, and what did you learn by doing it. Because Jesus showed us how to do these things, but we must remember to actual put them into practice. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th,...

Thursday of the Third Week of Lent. Father Dave reminds us that indeed, as we ask the Lord to remember us, so shall we try to remember the Lord, and all that He is and does for us. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Thursday, March 6, 2008, 12:15pm Mass.

Sunday of the Third Week of Lent. Father Dave delves into the various readings today to reveal that indeed God's pure love and salvation is often found in the most unsuspecting place. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Sunday, March 2, 2008, 6:00pm Mass.

Sunday of the Second Week of Lent. The Scripture reminds us today that many of us might be great out of the starting gate in terms of our Lenten promises, but we must strive to continue and persevere, especially through challenging times. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Sunday, February 17, 2008, 6:00pm Mass.

Friday of the First Week of Lent. Father Dave inspires us to try to find something in our lives to turn away from and attempt to stay away from. We are reminded that Lent is a season to leave some of the "wicked" things behind us, and choose life. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Friday, February 15, 2008, 12:15pm Mass.

Thursday of the First Week of Lent. Father Dave reminds us that God is indeed not too busy to help us with our problems. Do not be afraid or shameful or hesitant to ask the Lord for help with our day. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Thursday, February 14, 2008, 12:15pm Mass.

First Sunday of Lent. Father Dave helps us realize how to view and respond to the inevitable temptations of life, especially in this Lenten season. It helps to realize that we are all tempted, and so was Jesus. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Sunday, February 10, 2008, 12:15pm Mass.

If you are observing Lent by fasting and sacrificing something for yourself, you are not doing it fully. Fasting is not just giving something up, or other personal external motivations, but also prayer and giving alms to others. Let love persevere. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Friday, February 8, 2008, 12:15pm Mass.

Jesus says: "If you wish to be my disciples, you have to pick up your cross and follow me." Lent is indeed a time to look at the positive aspects of your life, but it is also a time to recognize what is tough for you, and to bring these challenges with you on your journey with Christ. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Thursday, February 7, 2008, 12:15pm Mass.

During this homily from Ash Wednesday, Father Dave reminds us that Lent provides us with a good time to turn away from certain things, and turn towards God "with our whole heart." And although this is a good time for such actions, it is always a good time to do these things. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Ash Wednesday Mass, February 6, 2008, 6:15pm.

Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Father Dave helps to clarify the possibly confusing blessings given by Jesus in the Beatitudes. Remember these choice Gospel words: "Rejoice and be glad even in the difficult times because God's blessing means that God is with us." St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. TSunday Mass, February 3, 2008, 12:15pm.

Tuesday of the First Week in Ordinary Time. "Things Are Not Always What They Seem." Elli the priest thought hannah was making a drunken spectacle of herself, when in reality she was praying with great fervor. Hannah's Song is one that speaks of the Biblical theme of reversal of fortunes. Is there something in your life that you think could never change? St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Longmo...

Monday of the First Week of Ordinary Time. "Where Are You Barren?" Hannah's story may sound sad: she could have no children. But how are we like Hannah? In what ways do we feel useless, like we're coming up short, a little dry? St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Longmont, Colorado. 8:30 am Weekday Mass. 01-14-08.

The Nativity of the Lord, Christmas Mass. As you see all the Top Ten lists in all the magazines and newspapers during this end-of-the-year season, try to remember some of the "God moments" of your year, and realize that God is indeed always present. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Tuesday, December 25, 2007, 1:00pm Christmas Mass. (Please forgive us for the te...

Fourth Sunday of Advent. Father Dave takes an intriguing and entertaining view on today's readings so that we may see the utterly inspiring and ultimately unique perspective of Joseph at the time of Jesus' birth. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Sunday 6:00pm Mass. (Original date: 12/23/07)

Thursday of the Third Week of Advent. It is a gift for us to attend mass in this Advent season and experience the drama and excitement of the approaching birth of Jesus Christ. For after this moment, indeed, the Lord is with all of us. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Thursday 12:15pm Mass. (Original date: 12/20/07)

Thursday of the Second Week of Advent. So what is the big deal about John the Baptist? Why does Jesus hold him in such a high regard? What we realize today is that John the Baptist had to exist first to be able to point the way to our Lord Jesus Christ. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Thursday, December 13, 2007, 1:00pm. (Please forgive us for the technical di...

Second Sunday of Advent. The readings today tell us to live with hope in this season of Advent. However, this hope should be active, not passive. Do not presume that simply because we have accepted Jesus than we are completely saved, as this is too presumptuous of the Lord. We must repent and serve and hope for the Lord's salvation. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York C...

Friday of the First Week of Advent - Memorial of Saint Ambrose. We all might be extremely busy in this holiday season, and it might be difficult at times to keep up with everything there is to do. But we still must make time for our faith and to attend to people's needs. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Friday 12:15pm Mass. (Original date: 12/07/07)

Thursday of the First Week of Advent, The Feast of Saint Nicholas. Scripture reminds us today of preparing for Christmas not just by waiting and calming ourselves, but also by being active: building a house on a rock for the coming of the Lord. St. Malachy's Church, Broadway and 49th, Times Square, New York City. Thursday 12:15pm Mass. (Original date: 12/06/07)