As spiritually nourishing as always. Thank you Fr ED for the profoundly rich sermons you deliver.

Thank you Father

Amen Fr. Meeks

Excellent homily. Thank you, Father.

Another powerful and insightful homily Father Meeks!! Thank you and God bless you!!! ❤🙏

Fr. Meeks, I do hope you’re enjoying your retirement. I look forward to new homilies/programs from you. God bless you and your family.

🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏 Thank you Fr. Meeks powerful teachings.

Another beautiful homily father, thank you, and you and God bless you and your family.

I LOVE this explanation, that our good works should be the result of our redemption!

Thank you Father Meeks. Amen 🙏

Thank you Fr.Meeks for your clarity is charity! You never cease to bring the issues down to the level of understanding of the common person.

We all are his treasure. His purpose I need. My knees are bent and my tongue confesses Jesus Christ you are my Lord. God bless Father Meeks. I will keep him in my heart.

Excellent teaching again, Fr Meeks.

Thank you Fr aEd. Clarity once more. TE DEUM. Honour and Praise Tom you Lord Jesus. 🕊🙏🏻🙏🏻🕊❤️

Thank you Father Meeks ➕ ❤ it's always a blessing to see you. God bless you always 🕊🙏

I so weary of hearing Protestant pastors frequently mentioning this matter. More times than not I know it's a slam on Catholic so called belief. Wish they'd all listen to this. This right here is the TRUTH of our belief. Father always knows how, by using scripture to back it up, make sense of it all. ❤

Hi Father, good to see you,have a great day !

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I believe it used to read, "....by works "OF THE LAW"."

I have met Mother Teresa whom he says had an effect on Hindu India. Like Mother Teresa, I visit churches of other religions as Catholic Churches are closing.

This Reformed baptist was astounded at this father's message. Works are the fruit, not the root, of salvation? Did I just hear that from a Catholic priest? That was an excellent exposition of Ephesians 2:8-10! He went on to undo his main point when talking about 1 Cor. 3, bringing up purgatory. How could we already have redemption and also have to pay for sin in purgatory? Nevertheless, excellent message.

Martin Luther removed, "and by works of the law".