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Homily from the Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time.
What have you done with what you've been given?
The gifts God has entrusted to each of us were never meant to remain unused. Faithfulness is not measured by how much we accomplish, but by how we respond to what we've been given. We are not called to do what someone else can do, but to make something of what G...
Homily from the Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time.
What have you done with what you've been given?
The gifts God has entrusted to each of us were never meant to remain unused. Faithfulness is not measured by how much we accomplish, but by how we respond to what we've been given. We are not called to do what someone else can do, but to make something of what G...
Homily from the Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time.
Do you know Jesus?
God loves us enough to tell us what will be on the final exam. The first question isn't whether we were good enough to earn heaven, but whether we know Jesus. We cannot spend our lives ignoring Him and expect to know Him when we stand before Him. The choice is ours: Do you want Him, or do ...
Homily from the Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time.
Do you know Jesus?
God loves us enough to tell us what will be on the final exam. The first question isn't whether we were good enough to earn heaven, but whether we know Jesus. We cannot spend our lives ignoring Him and expect to know Him when we stand before Him. The choice is ours: Do you want Him, or do ...
Homily from the Solemnity of All Saints.
The goal is not flawlessness. The goal is Union.
The saints are our heroes, but not because they lived without wounds, weaknesses, or struggles. They remind us of what is possible when we allow ourselves to be transformed by God's grace. Despite their imperfections, they continued to say yes to God: they continue to run a...