St. George Roman Catholic Parish, London, Ont.

Father Saleem asks the question -"Do you have Jesus in your boat?" The readings ask us to have faith that Jesus is in "the boat' with us as we journey through the trials and joys of our lives. If we believe and have faith in this we will be saved.

Father Danny Santos reflects on the parable of the sower and the many seeds that we sow as we build the kingdom of God. we may never see the fruit of the seeds that have been sown but we know that we have help create the fertile soil for the seed to grow.

Father Saleem reflects on this Corpus Christi Sunday about the healing power of the Eucharist and the great need we have for it in our lives.

Father John reflects on this week's Gospel reading on how Jesus is giving his final command to the apostles when he says " Go therefore and make disciples to all the nations..." this is the foundation of our mission not only of the church but our own. We are to be Christ for one another, light in the darkness. Father John reflects on his last nine years at St. George parish with thanks and gratitude but also that the parishioners will continue to be the lantern of hope and light and joy in the world.

Father Saleem reflects on this Pentecost Sunday on the fulfillment of the promise that God made to his disciples and to us. He promised that he would send the great comforter to us - the Holy Spirit. In sending the Holy Spirit to us we have been bestowed with the gifts and fruits from the Spirit of which the greatest being love.

During this seventh Sunday of Easter Father John reflects that during Easter we recognize that Jesus triumphed over death to shifting to the fact that he gives us a mission as a Resurrection people to live out and proclaim him as Lord and God in how we live our lives.

Deacon Don St. Onge reflects on this Fifth Sunday of Easter on the importance of our taking the time for a process of personal pruning in our life. To take stock of our lives and reflect on our call to be disciples and to lead with a servant heart.

Fr. John sends a short message to everyone letting them know that you can continue to enjoy the WARM UP and other podcasts via his new website at www.revjj.ca

Father John reflects of this Fourth Sunday of Easter on how God the Father calls us back to him through Jesus to be transformed into children of God and encouraged to be faithful messengers of the Good news.

In this weeks homily Father Saleem Amir reflects of the sin of ignorance and finding the remedy to this in the Gospel of John which is love. If you want forgiveness seek Jesus Christ as your advocate.

Father John Preaches this weekend on the importance of building on our transformation experience during lent and to respond this Easter season by being messengers of the Good News in our homes, workplaces and in the world.

The gift of the resurrection empowers us to be messengers of hope--Jesus gives us peace, the Holy Spirit and a mission to change this world. How are you going to live out the Easter season this time?

Father Saleem Amir preaches on this joyful Easter Sunday. Let us rejoice and be glad for our salvation has been fullfilled.

Happy Easter!! Jesus is risen!! What are we running from and running to this Easter season? Listen and find out!!

Deacon Don St. Onge invites us to " walk the line" with Christ in our own lives, ready and willing to offer ourselves for others.

Father John preaches on Session #6 of his Come Back to Me series on focusing our hearts this lent. Our Lenten practices are not just rituals or simply going through routines. Our call to prayer, service and sacrifice needs to affect and come from our hearts.

Session #5 of our Lenten Series called "Come Back to Me". Father John gives a reflection on receiving and sharing mercy.

Fr. Saleem preaches in session #4 of our Lenten message series called COME BACK TO ME and focuses on the call of discipline--always choosing God's grace over all other things.

Jesus came to bring us peace, light and joy. Not to condemn but to heal and bring us back to the Father in heaven. How can we embrace that light and peace today?

What in our faith inspires us and gives us strength? What things need to be overturned in our faith life that is routine or mechanical? Lent is a time to sort, sift and reorganize. What changes do you need to make?