Weekdays homilies

Weekdays homilies

Respecting God’s Gifts and Living for Christ

Jesus died so we live for Him. We are God's ambassadors, entrusted with gifts and a new identity. Jesus says, "Let your 'Yes'...

Weekdays homilies

Enduring the Test of Faith

Christians face suffering and crosses, but Jesus promised abundant life. We must endure, as Paul did, carrying Jesus' death to reveal His life....

Weekdays homilies

Aspiration for a Deeper Virtue

We desire God's kingdom, but Jesus sets a high criterion: deeper virtue beyond surface spirituality. Reconciliation with others precedes spiritual depth. Love God...

Weekdays homilies

Barnabas; Son of Encouragement

We honor St. Barnabas, a "Son of Encouragement." His name reflects his ministry. Names carry significance; they influence life. Let's align our actions...

Weekdays homilies

Created for Impact

Paul, Timothy, and Silvanus remained firm in the Lord. We are salt and light, established by God in Christ to make impacts. Our...

Weekdays homilies

The Promise of Reward Amid Trials

Pentecost may end Easter, but the promise of divine reward remains. Stand firm, preach boldly—your joy is waiting in heaven.

Weekdays homilies

The Danger of False Accusation

False accusations destroy lives. From a market square mob to Susanna and Paul, innocent people suffer. What are we doing to defend the...

Weekdays homilies

Let your Love for Jesus be visible

Jesus asks Peter three times, "Do you love me?" This calls every Christian to prove their love by feeding and tending His flock,...

Weekdays homilies

Unity is a Divine Principle

Division defeats, but unity conquers. Jesus prayed for His apostles' unity, knowing disunity weakens faith. We must avoid calumny, gossip, selfishness, and pride...

Weekdays homilies

Jesus Prayer: A Source of Comfort and Guidance

Jesus' prayer for us focuses on three words: keep us in His name, protect us from the world's evil, and consecrate us in...