Fr. Luke shares a joyful reminder to “pray always,” mixing laughter and faith-filled stories—from his childhood prayers for a girl named Kristi to a little boy’s simple wish that “everyone believes in God.” Through Moses’ raised hands, Jesus’ story of the persistent widow, and the message of Fatima, he shows how prayer keeps us close to God and strengthens us in life’s battles. Prayer isn’t about getting what we want, but trusting in God’s love and letting His will shape our hearts.

Fr. Luke reflects on Saint Luke’s deep love for Jesus and the Blessed Mother. He shares how Luke’s Gospel reveals God’s mercy, the power of the Holy Spirit, and most of what we know about Mary. True devotion to her, he reminds us, always leads us closer to Jesus.

Fr. Luke shares the story of St. Ignatius of Antioch, a bishop who faced death with incredible peace and courage. He reminds us that this kind of fearless faith doesn’t just appear — it’s built in the small, everyday moments of life. Like Jesus in His hidden years at Nazareth, holiness grows through ordinary things: doing our work with love, being faithful in our duties, and trusting God even when no one is watching. It’s in these quiet moments that grace shapes us for the big ones, helping us face life’s challenges with strength and joy.

Fr. Luke reflects on faith, heresy, and the beautiful course correction God gives through devotion — from the Sacred Heart of Jesus to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and now the Chaste Heart of St. Joseph. He reminds us that these devotions lead us back to God’s mercy, love, and hope for every heart.

Fr. Luke shares how the Holy Spirit helps us grow through gentle correction and grace. Inspired by Saint Teresa of Avila, he reminds us that real self-knowledge begins with knowing God. Even our struggles can become blessings when we let God use them to teach, heal, and lead us closer to Him.

Fr. Luke reflects on how our reason reveals God’s presence in creation and how divine revelation completes what we can know through faith. He reminds us that grace builds on nature, enlightening our minds and hearts to recognize the Creator in all things. Drawing from St. Paul, St. Augustine, and St. Thomas Aquinas, he invites us to use both faith and reason to witness to the truth in a world clouded by confusion and doubt.

This inspiring homily reflects on Our Lady’s message at Fatima and the call to consecrate ourselves to her Immaculate Heart. It reminds us that true hope is living with God in the world, trusting His promises, and letting Mary lead us closer to her Son — the source of all hope and peace.

Fr. Luke reflects on the healing of Naaman and the ten lepers, showing how gratitude opens our hearts to God’s grace. On this feast of St. Carlo Acutis, he reminds us that the Eucharist is the greatest gift — our true highway to heaven. Through thanksgiving, adoration, and deeper understanding of the Mass, we draw closer to Jesus, who journeys with us in the Eucharist.