Weekdays homilies

Weekdays homilies

The Spirit that guides us to the Truth

Paul's evangelization in Athens shows how to engage. He connected the "Unknown God" to Christ. Guide seekers to truth, finding peace and rest...

Weekdays homilies

Paul and Silas, imprisoned, could have felt betrayed by God. But prayer and hymns broke their captivity. God allows trials for His name...

Weekdays homilies

The Church invites us to reflect on the Holy Spirit opening hearts. Like Lydia, grace opens our heart. Philip Neri renewed souls with...

Weekdays homilies

Suffering is an inevitable part of life, but what are we suffering for? Jesus and Paul endured immense suffering for the Gospel.

Weekdays homilies

Relationships need loyalty. Jesus invites us to remain in His love by keeping His commandments, just as He kept the Father's. Obeying His...

Weekdays homilies

Jesus uses the metaphor of a branch cut from its tree, highlighting disconnection and purposelessness. Abide in Him, the true Vine, to thrive...

Weekdays homilies

We find ourselves guided by the Acts of the Apostles and the Gospel according to John, each offering a particular light upon our...

Weekdays homilies

Service to one another is key in Christianity, showing love for God. At the Last Supper, Jesus served in humility. Disciples are servants,...

Weekdays homilies

Jesus' bread of life discourse intrigued and angered literal listeners. He said, "I am the living bread... my Flesh for the life of...