Know Nothing But Jesus Crucified
How can we be a light for the world today and share the Gospel with it? St. Paul gives us an example. PLEASE NOTE: We apologize, but this homily did not record properly due to technical issues.
How can we be a light for the world today and share the Gospel with it? St. Paul gives us an example. PLEASE NOTE: We apologize, but this homily did not record properly due to technical issues.
Each of us desire happiness. Jesus reveals the surprising way to the infinite beatitude that God has destined for His children.
There are many good things to do. We may feel pulled in many directions. How can we simplify our life? St. Paul gives an example of focus.
We only have one life, and we face many challenges. What is the decisive act that you can make today that leads to full happiness?
The Magi were sensitive to signs of God that others missed. By becoming attentive to those signs, we can discover the Holy Spirit’s mysterious action.
Is Catholic devotion to Mary not biblical? Is she an obstacle to direct contact with Jesus? Many of our Protestant brothers and sisters, and even many Catholics, have these concerns. How can the Gospels themselves help us understand her role in our lives?
Ordinary, “unimportant” people. What did they experience that night?
The simple words of the Gospel hide the extreme suffering of St. Joseph when his betrothed is with child. What was that trial like? What can it teach couples, and all of us?
It is hard. We don’t like to wait. But why is it so effective?
There is so much injustice in our world. We long for Justice. Jesus brings both Justice and Mercy.
What does our Lord want to teach us today through the History of Noah? What mysteries does it indicate?
What happened to it? In our world, evil often seems king, causing so much suffering. But the Cross of Jesus sheds a light of hope on what we are living.
The Liturgy at this time of the year turns us to prophecy, to what is coming, to the Last Things. What is the mysterious message St. Paul gives to the Thessalonians?
Hidden in Jesus’ words today is the mystery of what God is calling you to: the infinite joy, the fulfillment of your deepest desires in union with Him for eternity.
Meeting Jesus changes Zacchaeus’ life. St. John Paul II sees in it a model of how God’s Mercy comes to seek us. And how the Sacrament of Reconciliation can transform us.
Jesus gives us a simple, practical model that we can follow. It makes an eternal difference in our lives. One lie to reject. Two truths to acknowledge.
The Israelites, on their journey to the Promised Land, have to fight against Amalek. What is the Lord teaching us about the struggles we have to face?
Naaman is facing a terrible problem that he can’t overcome. He learns how much his life can change by simple acts of obedience to God. NOTE: This homily is bilingual, given first in Spanish and then English.